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From: TheMilkGuy on 12 Feb 2010 21:31
Hi folks,

First of all, I have access to Photoshop CS3 and understand it on a
kindergarten level. All modesty aside, I am still requesting help via
this forum or via a PM. Thanks for not judging. ;)

My wife snapped a quick picture tonight of myself and one of my
favorite comedians. However, she snapped it quickly before the
digital camera had a chance to focus completely. Hence my subject
line.

Could someone point me towards a site that helps one cope with such
issues? Or could someone have a peek at the file for me and tell me
if it is salvageable?

Many thanks!!
Craig
From: André, PE1PQX on 13 Feb 2010 15:21
TheMilkGuy schreef :
> Hi folks,

> First of all, I have access to Photoshop CS3 and understand it on a
> kindergarten level. All modesty aside, I am still requesting help via
> this forum or via a PM. Thanks for not judging. ;)

> My wife snapped a quick picture tonight of myself and one of my
> favorite comedians. However, she snapped it quickly before the
> digital camera had a chance to focus completely. Hence my subject
> line.

> Could someone point me towards a site that helps one cope with such
> issues? Or could someone have a peek at the file for me and tell me
> if it is salvageable?

> Many thanks!!
> Craig

In the menu-line at the top of the schreen:

Filter -> sharpen -> Smart sharpen

If the pic is too blurry, even this will not correct it.


From: TheMilkGuy on 14 Feb 2010 16:21
On Feb 13, 4:21 pm, André, PE1PQX <Andre_geenvia...(a)pe1pqx.eu> wrote:
> TheMilkGuy schreef :
>
> > Hi folks,
> > First of all, I have access to Photoshop CS3 and understand it on a
> > kindergarten level.  All modesty aside, I am still requesting help via
> > this forum or via a PM.  Thanks for not judging.  ;)
> > My wife snapped a quick picture tonight of myself and one of my
> > favorite comedians.  However, she snapped it quickly before the
> > digital camera had a chance to focus completely.  Hence my subject
> > line.
> > Could someone point me towards a site that helps one cope with such
> > issues?  Or could someone have a peek at the file for me and tell me
> > if it is salvageable?
> > Many thanks!!
> > Craig
>
> In the menu-line at the top of the schreen:
>
> Filter -> sharpen -> Smart sharpen
>
> If the pic is too blurry, even this will not correct it.

Thanks - I'll give that a try.

Cheers,
C
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