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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: Maxclo on Saturday 21 November 09 08:47 GMT (UK)
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Wondering if it is possible to restore this photo to be a bit better than it currently is?! Thanks in anticipation!
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I've had a go. :( :(
Wendy
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Heres my feeble attempt.
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This is a very quick restore (15-20 minutes) Please note that a higher resolution scan would yeild much better results with a faded picture. A lot more of the facial detail could be brought back to life.
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Thank you Wendy, Big Al and Mort09A, you have done wonders notwithstanding the original poor quality. I appreciate your time and efforts. Noted the comments re dpi 300-600 - can get that done at that hopefully if that okay to re-post again?
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Done a further copy of photo with hopefully more dp and also tried to keep below the required kb..anyhow good practice in terms of getting to know ones way around scanning machine ...but don't expect a rush of offers as a result as I have had good examples notwithstanding the original poor quality. Thanks.
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Hi Maxclo........Heres my restore to add to the list.
Carolyn :)
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Lovely picture ! You can just see, the children have been told quite firmly 'Stand up STRAIGHT' !!
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my one
Irene
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with texture
Irene
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One from me. Did it yesterday but managed to come down with a cold, so didn't get to post it. We need a sneezing smiley!! :(
Caz
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Nice one Caz, I hope that cold soon disappears.
Carolyn :)
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Thanks Carolyn. :-* (Working with a good scan, makes all the difference. ;) )
Excuse me while I go eat a gallon of ice cream to cool my throat. Only I could get a rotten cold like this in the middle of a heat wave! ::)
Caz
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Hi Carolyn, Irene and Caz,
I can see the benefits of the higher DP! Fantastic jobs you have all done, such great detail and with the additions of frames, texturing and also notwithstanding beavering while suffering from the effects of a cold! It has brought the family to life, although as you say Lydart - they are somewhat upright in their manner! This will be great to show the kith and kin the "remakes".
The woman at the back of the photo was actually a photographer - so I wonder what she would make of all this! Thanks again one and all - much appreciated.
Maxine.