Blurry pic. Can anyone help clear it up?

[Randy]

This is the only field photo I have of my buck. Is there any way to make it clearer? Any help is appreciated.

[buckee]

This is the best my program can do Randy. Maybe someone else can do better

[arrow32]

Thats an awesome buck!

Sorry i cant help you clear it up any. Looks like steve did a little bit.

[need2hunt]

Is that the original photo or do you have a higher resolution version. If you have a higher res version email it to me at

gary@smootdesign.com

I won't guarantee anything but I'll see what I can do.

G

[Randy]

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Is that the original photo or do you have a higher resolution version. If you have a higher res version email it to me at

gary@smootdesign.com

I won't guarantee anything but I'll see what I can do.

G

[/ QUOTE ]I think that is it. It was taken off of my buddies cheap camera. His batteries died after the one pic. So, unfortunatly that's what I have to work with. I just sent the original. I think.

[need2hunt]

This is the best I can do with what you have...

[Randy]

That's not bad. If I shrink it down to a 5x7, it ought to turn out ok. I just want a pic for the album. Thanks

[PAstringking]

thats a great looking buck

always sucks when the picture doesnt turn out!

[wtnhunt]

Great deer. Dont think my software would do any better than that either.

[LifeNRA]

I resized and added about as much sharpness as I could.



Ok, I didnt have a lot of time when I did the first pic. I added a ton of resolution, made the file over 18 megs, tried to sharpen it up the best I could, then resized it again to a 5x7 pic. I was able to remove the lines that were pixelating through out the photo. But its just not enough to work with. Here is my second try.

[NS whitetail]

awesome buck Randy

[billkay]

Try using the "unsharp mask" on only the hunter and the deer. It will prevent the background from looking over sharpened. "Quick mask" is the feature I use in photoshop tp isolate a portion of a photo. You could probably use the "lasso" as well.

[LifeNRA]

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Try using the "unsharp mask" on only the hunter and the deer. It will prevent the background from looking over sharpened. "Quick mask" is the feature I use in photoshop tp isolate a portion of a photo. You could probably use the "lasso" as well.

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Like this? Hmmmmmmmm, learned something today! Thanks Bill!!!

Entire image that I sharpened,



Then I used the lasso to do the "Unsharp mask" just the hunter and deer! Looks better.

[Randy]

I was just trying that Lasso thing. Kinda neat huh!! I'm not sure what the unsharpen thingy is though. Yeah that is looking quite a bit better. Thanks.

[Swamphunter]

Too bad that pic is blurry Randy. That is one heck of a deer. I take several pics when I do it so hopefully at least one will turn out.