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Making classic movie icons often means working with scans of black-and-white photos that are sixty or seventy years old. Of course, the quality of these can be dodgy--especially if you're fond of obscure stars and character actors who don't have any nice galleries of hi-resolution photos devoted to them. One of the problems I've often come across is scans that are too high-contrast, making some parts of the image glaringly white. This tutorial offers a simple fix that will, if nothing else, make your image more consistent to work with.
( Fixing white glare in high-contrast B&W photos )
( Fixing white glare in high-contrast B&W photos )