How to fill in the white dots in a scanned image

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May 4, 2018
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Hi all. I scanned some letters but the image has those tiny white dots inside the letters. Is there a way to get rid of those dots at once? Filling in them one by one is very time-consuming.

Thank you very much!

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解決に役立った回答 adoberocks

I finally solved this. I actually didn't use PS at all, but Ai. Ai has a very nice feature of auto-tracing and I finished the work within like 2 clicks. I think this is because I'm processing some fonts. For real images though, the methods below in PS should be better than Ai.

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I finally solved this. I actually didn't use PS at all, but Ai. Ai has a very nice feature of auto-tracing and I finished the work within like 2 clicks. I think this is because I'm processing some fonts. For real images though, the methods below in PS should be better than Ai.

Trevor.Dennis

Community Expert

If this is noise from the scan, then another approach would be to make multiple scans with the same settings, and use the old layer stacking and median blending trick. The down side is that it would take some time.

https://petapixel.com/2013/05/29/a-look-at-reducing-noise-in-photographs-using-median-blending/

Omar.Fathy

Community Expert

Selecting it by Select>Color Range and select the White area and delete it.

Then Select the layer that contains the black area then from Layer Styles in the layer panel or Layer>Layer Style you can add a black stroke and increase it till your white spaces filled.

I hope it may help you!