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    FFT Filter for CS6

    When I had a much earlier version of Photoshop I had a Fourier transform filter that was able to filter out the effect of half tones (or dots) on newspapers. It is mentioned in Retouchpro discussions and there seems to be a new version there for download. It doesn't work for me, even having followed the instructions to the letter. Does anyone have such a filter or know or an alternative technique?

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    Re: FFT Filter for CS6

    Well the different implementions of Blurs are almost equivallent to a FFT filter (low pass), have you tried all intrinsic filters in CS6? Probably you can get the same results and that's why they removed it.

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    Re: FFT Filter for CS6

    I suggest you try the frequency seperation technique.

    I am pretty sure you will get excellent results in a more intuitive and fast way (especially if you record an action).

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    Re: FFT Filter for CS6

    Thanks for the pointer Miltos - I'll check it out. I've tried with some amendments to colour channel specific noise and also to despeckle in noisy channels which helped, but I seem to remember that the filter I used to have was a bit more specific.

    EDIT: Checked it out and learned a new technique - thanks ever so much!
    Last edited by NigelD; 4th April 2013 at 06:17 PM.

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