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Thank you for taking time to look at this for me. Would that there were other better images but this is a rare copy of an early original microfiche. I am attempting to construct the history of the studio site from remaining remnants most records having been destroyed in a big fire in 1935. I asked the group to look at this for me with naturally low expectations on the basis that someone may have successfully tackled such a huge problem before and found a "new miracle way" to process. I am eternally grateful to everyone for their help past and present.Without a better original, here is my shot at it.
Do note that the items you want to keep vs the surrounding noise are viturally indistinguishable so any mass process will have a tough time recognizing what to keep vs what to throw away.
John Wheeler
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Attached original drawing in PDF sent to myself. The "enhancement" by myself was very amateurish with no sophisticated software. Thanks for trying to help me.The file name indicated the image was already enhanced. Do you have the unenhanced version. Sometimes enhancements make further post processing more difficult or reduces options for improvement.