All this changes when you scan it and enter digital world. For starters the scanned images hardly comes close to what it should look. Main pain points are:
- Image brightness /contrast
- Color tones.
- Image sharpness.
- Image size (large size convey more details but is difficult to store.)
- Which image editing features to use
- How much of these features to apply for best effect
The original raw master looks like:
Using Auto enhancement
![](http://lh4.ggpht.com/_asNE-fxsxWY/TD1yJg_sU1I/AAAAAAAADV4/XieYtjL75lE/s400/Keef_Master_autos.jpg)
Auto levels tool
![](http://lh6.ggpht.com/_asNE-fxsxWY/TD1yJ5T1BnI/AAAAAAAADV8/lUn7H1V0g4s/s400/Keef_Master_autoLevels.jpg)
Manually adjusted levels
![](http://lh6.ggpht.com/_asNE-fxsxWY/TD1yI501nzI/AAAAAAAADVw/a6Ohdvqj-Uo/s400/Keef_Master_levels1.jpg)
Adjusted using curves tool
![](http://lh3.ggpht.com/_asNE-fxsxWY/TD1yJD491wI/AAAAAAAADV0/unYZnAqLwso/s400/Keef_Master_curves.jpg)
So far so good. Now the tough part, which ones look good and which ones don't?
Thats where you are needed, please share your take on which actions actually enhance the piucture
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