Photoshop: How do I go about improving an old scanned photo and getting it printed as a canvas please?

  • 1
  • Question
  • Updated 2 years ago
  • (Edited)
  • 1
Can you help a complete novice on how to go about improving an old scanned photo and getting it printed as a canvas please?
Photo of Janet Williamson

Janet Williamson

  • 1 Post
  • 0 Reply Likes

Posted 2 years ago

  • 1
2 years ago
Photo of Jeffrey Tranberry

Jeffrey Tranberry, Sr. Product Manager, Digital Imaging

  • 14519 Posts
  • 1880 Reply Likes
Hi Janet,

There are quite a few tutorials on this subject:

photoshop clean up scanned photo

The best thing is to evaluate what needs to be done to the image and do a google search. It will bring up tutorials that should hopefully point you in the right direction.

Otherwise, you can browse our tutorials, which are organized here:

Getting Started tutorials: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/tutorials.html#get-started
What’s New tutorials: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/tutorials.html#whats-new
Fundamentals (by topic) tutorials: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/tutorials.html#fundamentals
Key Techniques (by how-to tasks) tutorials: https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/tutorials.html#key-techniques
2 years ago
Photo of John Maguire

John Maguire

  • 398 Posts
  • 84 Reply Likes
As Jeff said, The best way is to assess what you want done. I would gather it has damage as far as cracks, creases and to do those first. Then tackle color correction and stains. Try the tutorials mentioned above by Jeff and try youtube.
2 years ago
Photo of Andres_asm

Andres_asm

  • 51 Posts
  • 7 Reply Likes
To summarize 
1. improving an old scanned photo  IE
http://howtoscan.ca/photo-scanning/photoshop-photo-scan-tips.php

2.  getting it printed as a canvas 
Use the (sorry I don't speak english) Menu Filtre > Galerie des Filtres > Textures > Placage de textures ou IE
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZzAbXLI_A7o

Glegoo is your friend!
(Edited)
2 years ago
Photo of Lisa Diebboll

Lisa Diebboll

  • 13 Posts
  • 1 Reply Like
Once you have your file ready you can upload to our site. We have been doing fine art canvas printing since 1997.http://www.thehighlandstudio.com/
2 years ago
Photo of Doug Thomson

Doug Thomson

  • 26 Posts
  • 6 Reply Likes
Janet, the above tutorial are indeed excellent, BUT keep in mind that not all photographs are repairable, especially if detail has been lost from facial features. I have been printing on canvas for a number of years (too many) and the success of the final print depends very much on the quality of the image with which you start and on the quality and characteristics of the canvas on which you print. If you want to send me your file I can take a look at it for you and make some suggestions.
2 years ago
Photo of Andres_asm

Andres_asm

  • 51 Posts
  • 7 Reply Likes
Beginners always want to have results without  to know the basics! It is certain that we do not learn photoshop with only two tutorials. 

This is the message of Jeffrey Tranberry response ;0)
  • 1

Powered by Get Satisfaction