Re: How to find out the dust information?

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From: xbytor
Date: Mon, 09 Mar 2009 16:29

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> Is it possible to find out the dust information in photoshop through script? Kindly advice me.


If you have sensor dust in a DSLR, there are techniques for handling it in 
Camera Raw.

If it's some other kind of random 'dust', it can be dealt with to a certain 
degree with the 'Dust & Scratches' filter in PS, which can be scripted.

-X

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