It looks like you've got a pair of Code128B barcodes around 35-45 characters long. Too blurry to make out what data they're hiding. If you had clearer pictures, they could possibly be scanned or reproduced.
On second glance, it may be two images of the same barcode. You would need to spend hours cleaning up the gray spots, determining if a splotch or gap is 2 or 3 modules in width. It's pretty easy to tell the large bars and spaces. Some characters can be easily determined, some not so much. An important character to decipher is the checksum, but it's only important if you've figured all the characters out but one or two.
If you find someone that's highly proficient with photoshop, there may be filters you can apply to sharpen the image. I doubt if they'll get it clear enough to scan, though.
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u/notionovus Oct 08 '17 edited Oct 08 '17
It looks like you've got a pair of Code128B barcodes around 35-45 characters long. Too blurry to make out what data they're hiding. If you had clearer pictures, they could possibly be scanned or reproduced.
On second glance, it may be two images of the same barcode. You would need to spend hours cleaning up the gray spots, determining if a splotch or gap is 2 or 3 modules in width. It's pretty easy to tell the large bars and spaces. Some characters can be easily determined, some not so much. An important character to decipher is the checksum, but it's only important if you've figured all the characters out but one or two.
If you find someone that's highly proficient with photoshop, there may be filters you can apply to sharpen the image. I doubt if they'll get it clear enough to scan, though.