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Design Subreddits LIST. I've been working on a museum exhibition which features a lot of illustrations taken from printed books, which of course are riddled with screen patterns. I know that scanners usually do have a descreen feature, but we've got a fussy all-in-one attached to a positively ancient beast, so I was never able to get ours to work. If it weren't for this plug-in, I'd be lost.
I tried so many different methods to try and remove the patterns and everything ended up in a blurry mess that just decimated the details of the illustration. Found this, and even scaling down the image to the 2000px max on the demo version worked miracles. I thought I'd share it here just in case anyone else finds themselves working from newspaper images or scanned images and needs a break. Here's the before and after (well.) of one of the illustrations I used. And to the plugin webpage. Believe me, I spent hours with the gaussian and median tool but in the end, the resulting image was just unacceptable when it came to print at the size I wanted. Using this tool, I was able to take a 70x110mm image and blow it up to a nice A3 size with negligible distortion.
Here's all three for comparison: The one that was run through the sattva tool actually looks like the original - it really preserves (well, reconstructs, I suppose) the texture of the watercolor better than I ever got my tweaks. Mind, the last one printed up beautifully at an A6 size, but for anything larger than that, the blur was really evident.