Removing canvas texture [2018]

[pegasp96970027]

HI all. I really need some help with this. Im taking photos of some oil paintings with a camera, cropping in photoshop etc. the problem is the texture of the canvas is visible in the image and It looks not so good, on the other hand I want to save as much detail as possible. Can anyone tell me how to get rid of the canvas lines/texture? if its even possible.

Thank you very much

The image: (you can see the horisontal lines everywhere)

[Jon-M-Spear]

I treated as if it was a video frame: deinterlaced it (Filters/video) and then smart sharpened.

[pegasp96970027]

This looks pretty good! thanks for your time. can you tell me the numbers? or atleast be more specific in what you did there?

Im a dumb person

[Jon-M-Spear · Accepted solution]

Files > Video > Deinterlace >odd lines interpolation  (repeat) even lines interpolation

Filter > Sharpen > Smart Sharpen > play with amount until it looks okay.

[pegasp96970027]

Thank you very much!

[Jeff Arola]

Nice job.

I never really considered using the Filter > Video > Deinterlace to remove textures/patterns and or lines from photos/scans/non video files..

Definitely will being keeping this in mind for future use.

[Justin5C1E]

Jon (or anyone else that can help!), 

My wife has the same type of issue for her painting. She had her painting professionally scanned and unfortunately with the light glare, the texture of the canvas has very prominent more than any other scans she has gotten done. She followed the steps of what you shared but it hasn't made a difference. Not sure if she is doing it right.

[Michael20463843056x]

it also didnt help me using de interlace.. so i did my own. the thing that worked for me was using surface blur. then use smart sharpen . sharpen edges.  you need to learn to copy layers when you apply the separate filter per layer. then mask separete layers  brush over the parts on the mask you need to hide or boost.  play with their opacity and finally sharpen the overall image. it willl take some practice using the brush tool and mask. check youtube tutorials.

[Guest]

i think this can be solved the filter gallery u can check there add filters and check from where is remove

[Jon-M-Spear]

Really?

[Jeff Arola]

The texture pattern does look eerily similar to Filter>Texturizer>Brick.

[Trevor.Dennis]

Jeff I am sure I can remember you suggesting FFT for a similar issue.

Yep, here you go:

Are there any FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) plugins for Photoshop CC?

It's ages since I last used one, and I am even sure if there are any that work post CC 2014.2.