


Step 5 : I have gone to Image>Mode>Lab Color

Step 6 : This dialogue box opens. Click Don't Merge.

Step 7 : Go to Layers/Channels/Paths palette and click the Channels. In Channels click Lightness as shown.
Step 8 : The image turns into black and white.
Step 9 : Go to Filters>Sharpen>Unsharp Mask.

Step 12 : Again this dialogue box pops up. Click don't merge.

Step 13 : This is what the image looks right now.
Step 14 : Go to Filter>Blur>Lens Blur
Step 15 : This dialogue box opens. Click OK. The settings need to be experimented with depending on the requirement of the image.
Step 16 : Go to Filter>Blur>Surface Blur
Step 17 : This dialogue Box opens. Again the settings will have to be set after experiment.
Step 18 : Go to Filter>Blur>Smart Blur

Step 19 : Go to Filter>Sharpen. I have repeated this twice. Note this step may not be necessary at times. It depends on the image.
Step 20 : Now click the Background button. This will also select the layer.
Step 21 : Now go to the Layers/Channels/Paths palette and change the opacity from the drop box to Screen. I have changed it to screen, because Screen works here.
Step 22 : Now go to Image>Adjustments>Levels
Step 23 : See the arrow. The eyedropper sets the black point. I will show you how to use it.
Step 24 : Click the Set Black Point eye dropper to select it, then click on a dark part of the image. See the red circle. I have clicked there. Now let's see what happens.
Step 25 : Here is the corrected image.
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