Horse with no Name
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Sun Jun-12-11 07:06 PM
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| Does anyone know how to do a photo restoration? |
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Pic is from circa 1967...faded photograph. I'd like to have it restored. It is a color picture.
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Sun Jun-12-11 11:47 PM
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| 1. I've had some pretty good results |
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using Photoshop CS5. It's a tedious process most of the time. I restored a photo of my father-in-law that was in bad shape.
Want me to give it a try?
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Tue Jun-14-11 08:56 AM
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Edited on Tue Jun-14-11 08:57 AM by Horse with no Name
but I don't have a digital copy of it.:(
Thank you for your generous offer.
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Mon Jun-13-11 02:21 AM
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I'm sure you can get good info as to how to. Likely hobby restorers will to help you out.
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Mon Jun-13-11 05:11 PM
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| 3. There are tutorials on the internet |
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at least for photo restoration in Photoshop.
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Mon Jun-13-11 08:09 PM
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| 4. Most of the Epson stand alone scanners come with |
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Pretty adequate automatic restoration software. I find it gets 80%-90% of the work done, the finale work can be done with photoshop
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Tue Jun-14-11 08:57 AM
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Mon Jun-13-11 11:01 PM
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| 5. You can have it restored professionally. |
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Do you have a digital copy of it?
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Tue Jun-14-11 02:06 AM
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| 6. I can. But it's tedious as hell and boring |
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There are lots of good places that do it for a fee. I'd suggest going that route which I think has already been mentioned.
I only do it now with photos that have some connection/memory for me. It helps with the boredom of restoration. A pro doesn't care. They just restore the photo and go onto the next one. Lots of these places will have before and after images so you can see their work.
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Tue Jun-14-11 08:57 AM
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| 8. I remember someone telling me that |
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which is why I don't mind having it done professionally.
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