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Retromags Presents! Compute! Issue 56 January 1985 Database Entry! Download Directly! Thanks to Phillyman for scanning the issue (and to me for editing it)!

Retromags Presents! Antic Issue 32 June 1985 Database Entry! Download Directly! Thanks to Phillyman for scanning the issue (and to me for editing it)!

I create an action to do all the colour corrections (levels, brightness, saturation) as well as resize and save a copy at full size, and then resize down and save another copy at 2200px height. I also have an action for cropping. I use the same colour correction adjustments on everything coming out of the same scanner. I find it works just fine. I have different adjustments for different scanners. I also map the actions to F keys to minimize the time wasted clicking on stuff.

COMPUTE! Issue 078 (November 1986) View File . Submitter E-Day Submitted 03/02/2017 Category Compute! DB Record https://www.retromags.com/magazines/usa/compute/compute-issue-78 Scanned By Phillyman Edited By E-Day Released By E-Day Donated By Guest  

Retromags Presents! Antic Issue 27 January 1985 Database Entry! Download Directly! Thanks to Phillyman for scanning the issue (and to me for editing it)!

Hopefully you'll take pictures of the progress as you build it

Be my guest! I have three or four issues that I scanned that I need to edit.

It's going to become a thing where I will edit scans when I have spare time, but I won't neglect doing other things in order to edit. I wonder if there are any sites online where you can hire Chinese people overseas for a couple of dollars to do grunt work for you. Like a click farm, but for repetitive Photoshop work.

Now that I have to do everything at home, how long will ittake me to edit this issue? Any wagers?

I've had two scans edited and ready to go for about a year now, just waiting. And waiting

I would love to, but it can be pretty expensive, and I would constantly hear my wife complaining about more gadgets, how we don't need it, and that it's just something else to break. I would love to have a Nest or Honeywell WiFi thermostat, but we apparently "don't need that".

Hopefully it is, because I told him you said it was from that game!

Those of you who have been here for a few years may remember a post I did in March 2012 about illustrator Marc Ericksen. If not, there is the link, with a bunch of broken images. Very helpful. The short story is that he illustrated the covers for five or so issues of GamePro, a plethora of game box art, such as Tengen's version of Tetris, Galaga for the Atarai 7800, and probably the most famous of which is Mega Man 2 for the NES. If you are on this site, you know his work. Anyway, he is doing a project for a retrogaming museum in Berlin and they would like him to do a piece of art for them. He is using one of his old pieces, which he believes was done in the 90s for and ad in a gaming magazine. I do not recognize it, but hopefully someone here does. Does this look familiar to anyone?

Interesting, but I would be afraid of something getting hit or bumped in that configuration.