How to rid your close-ups of dust and scratches with Photohsop

Macworld
Nov 7, 2012, 3:00 am142 pts
One of the challenges of close-up photography is to capture a small object as pristinely as possible. Human eyesight is no match for a powerful camera lens. Once you import your photos and view them full screen, you’ll notice objects that looked spotless to the naked eye are in fact littered with dust, fibers,…

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