SRDx

SRDx is a handy Photoshop plug-in that’s perfect for cleaning up old photos that you’ve digitized. It comes with a cool dust and scratches detection feature, plus you can manually select areas that need fixing. Pretty neat, right?

Getting Started with SRDx

To use the SRDx plug-in, you first need to have Photoshop CC installed on your computer. The SRDx package is easy to install—just follow the instructions that pop up on your screen!

Navigating the Plugin

Once you've got your project open in Photoshop CC, look for the LaserSoft Imaging folder and find the SRDx entry in the Filter menu. You'll want to launch the SRDx panel to make the most of its features.

How It Works

The best part? The SRDx plug-in automatically loads your current image and checks out which areas need some love. You can see how it marks defects and shows you both the original image and an optimized one in real time.

Simplifying Your Workflow

This plug-in can save you tons of time by quickly spotting parts of a digitized photo that need cleaning up. It's smart enough to detect scratches and dust marks while using surrounding details to remove them without messing with quality.

User-Friendly Features

You’ll be happy to know that SRDx doesn’t rely on blurring or unsharp effects that could ruin your images. Even though it tries to identify issues automatically, it also gives you tools for marking things yourself!

Tweaking Settings

You can customize things in the SRDx Settings area! Adjust how it fixes dark or bright spots, change detection intensity, pick a marking color for defects, or modify mask tool size and intensity.

A Must-Have Tool for Photographers

If you're serious about photo editing, adding SRDx to your Photoshop CC toolkit will really speed things up when cleaning digitized photos or film strips. Plus, it can catch even tiny imperfections quickly so you can optimize your images without hassle!