Misc Attempt My first work.

[LordDante]

Here is my first work, on cleaning. I don't use anything selection tool. I only use filters.!

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RAW:

My Work:

Please give your opinions.

 

[unok-kun]

It's not bad, but you need to make the blacks black. You can do it selecting the black zones and filling them with black, or more simply, with the burn tool (but careful with it because if you overburn you'll get lines and edges aliased; I recommend burning only on the full-sized raw).

Also, in the raw there's a gray pattern that is visible once resized, in Ageha's clothes in last panel. You should try to keep that pattern; try reducing the filters a bit to get it.

 

[Esc.]

lol, that is some nice work with only filters.

But like unokpasabaxaki said, patterns are completely destroyed, it shouldn't be too hard to overlay everything with grays and patterns though.

It seems as though whatever you did you didn't keep an anti-aliased format, the lines all look very jagged and sharp. You can see it clearly on the last panel with Amamiya.

Off topic towards the cleaning process but, try and keep borders aligned with each other when necessary. 2nd and 3rd panel are kinda hovering away from each other, lol.

Very impressive work, if you were able to also apply selective tools and fill in necessary grays and blacks than it would really be a nice speed scan. For example the floor and part of the wall in the first panel, most if not all of it should be a clean gray although the scan creates darker areas that could be confused with anything darker.

 

[DrPepperPro]

I think a better looking and faster speedscan would be just to level it.

 

[[Ju-Ni]Vicissitude]

Even factoring in my dislike of filters for cleaning, you overdid it. A lot.

I'd recommend leveling gently and doing your best to try and preserve the patterns as much as possible. As they are now, they look like just smeared greys. If you can preserve them a little, you can make for a decent MQ release. Just know that leveling is not the be-all, end-all of cleaning. You might need to go in and touch up art by hand.

After that, I'd recommend focusing on removing the in-panel text. You'll need to redraw afterwards regardless, so it's best to get some practice now.

 

[LordDante]

Back, excuse the delay in posting, in fact I was a little busy these past few days. I came here to post the 2nd result, after using other methods. Some Pattern and game filters to make the image homogeneous.

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I have not redesigned the existing texts on the picture because when I get a little free time for it. So I got a little time I'll post here the picture completely clean!

Oh, thanks to replies =P

 

[[Ju-Ni]Vicissitude]

Better, but I still think you're losing a lot of definition in the art. The black line art over the patterns should be touched up a good deal. And in panel 3, for example, the shadow on the wall. That should be a series of parallel lines instead of a blurry mess.

 

[Doragon]

The edges shouldn't look that sharp.

 

[dosetsu]

There's no point in "making blacks, black" if you're literally destroying the rest of the image to do so. There's also no rule that says you have to use filters to make a speed-scan.

You should learn the basics before you try to go into the "advanced" stuff.

 

[L0ki]

Back, excuse the delay in posting, in fact I was a little busy these past few days. I came here to post the 2nd result, after using other methods. Some Pattern and game filters to make the image homogeneous.

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I have not redesigned the existing texts on the picture because when I get a little free time for it. So I got a little time I'll post here the picture completely clean!

Oh, thanks to replies =P

Those grays could use some burning and dodging, to make them a little more even. Oh, and a decent denoising first. And you raped the antialiasing with that leveling.