It's the scanning which alters the amount of pixellation.


You need to scan at a higher resolution

This is scanned at 200 and just enlarging it does absolutely nothing.

We enlarge and zoom in when we restore.



200 is not bad but could be better

Ufortunately I didn't scan it - the pic was sent to me like that :(

Ahaaaa :rolleyes:

Then all is forgiven :)

:d:d:d

I understand what's required now (after geniebug's later post) but sorry, that's too difficult for me!

I had a little go with your unknown soldier, but couldn't do much with his face because of the pixilation.

http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m...ntphoto1-1.jpg

When I said unknown soldier - he's in the family but I'm not sure which one he belongs to lol

Thanks Merry, it's a lot better than it was.

Only because I felt I had to .... really couldn't be bothered with him ! ;(
so not my best ~ apologies


http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o...w1manfront.jpg

Slightly more chocolatey

http://i121.photobucket.com/albums/o...1manfront2.jpg

I hate the way he has his bayonet ready for action!

*tuts* he's going to peel a grape silly :p