Graphics Work - Break down images, remove dust, then proper greyscale

UPDATE: the most important thing is breaking down the page of images to their individual images. I believe the breakdown of the images can be done in lightroom using a lightroom plugin "any crop." Here is the link to the plugin: [login to view URL] Numbering for the images should broken down by column left to right like the following: column 1 - 01, 02, 03, 04 column 2 - 05, 06, 07, 08 column 3 - 09, 10, 11, 12 Please note, I am working on a script that may help with this. I will update this page when I complete. Again, speed is everything. I am looking for a graphics designer who can help me with a project that involves both image breakdown w/ proper greyscale. The project includes the following requirements: Image Breakdown: - Break down a number of images per page (usually 12, sometimes up to 36) into separate images - Remove any dust or imperfections from the images using mostly the spot healing tool, occasionally using the filter noise -> dust & scratches (not on the model, rather the surroundings) ONLY if there is a lot of dust specs; otherwise just use the spot healing brush. Use the curve to enliven the image tonality as they are sometimes a bit dull or overblown exposure: - Ensure a high-quality output - Not much editing time is needed per image (usually a minute or two) Ideal Skills and Experience: - Proficiency in graphic design software and tools - Experience in image breakdown and manipulation - Strong attention to detail to remove dust and imperfections accurately - Knowledge of B&W tonality w/ greyscale techniques - Ability to deliver high-quality images with the desired resolution If you have the necessary skills and experience to complete this project, please submit your proposal. PLEASE NOTE: USER WILL BE WORKING WITH NUDITY (usually glamour poses, but sometimes a bit risque). I've attached one image with a lot of dust ([login to view URL]). The model should be preserved (where the the background can use the filter -> noise - dust & scratches where the model herself is corrected only with spot healing brush. The other attached image ([login to view URL]) contains much less dust but some exposure corrections. Both have a bit of tonality corrections (curve tool used to correct). The images do NOT have to be perfect, just where the model looks the best with little dust on the image. Speed is the most important thing! I will be starting with 30 contact pages similar to the samples provided. I will be increasing the size to 150 contact pages down the road. Let me know how long it would take to do 150 contact pages for future assignments. Let me know how many pages you can do in an hour based on these samples