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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: I4Favre on Tuesday 15 June 10 15:20 BST (UK)
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Just found this photo of my parents with my sister who is celebrating her 50 wedding aniversary and would like this sharpened up some!
thanks so much!
PS. I may have a few others to post for my project!
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Memories
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It would be better with a higher dpi. This is a very low 72dpi. If you plan to do print offs a resolution between 300-600dpi produce better prints.
Irene
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One from me
Same comments as Irene thought
Hippy :) :) :) :)
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I have a hard time trying to get them the correct size to post! I have the negative and a copy I had printed off at the store, but it is too big!
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Hi Favre
I notice that you have another image posted that is very similar in quality. I think it looks as if you are compressing the images as well as scanning them at a very low resolution. You'll never get a good restoration with these. See the guidelines at the top of this board:
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,372537.0.html
http://www.rootschat.com/forum/index.php/topic,198165.0.html
Gadget
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Thank you for the information! I have just rescanned the photo at 600dpi, but still haven't figured out the resize trick yet! I will try resizing it and re-post if I can figure it out!
Thanks to everyone!
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Hope they're ok for you :)
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Very nice! I sent my higher dpi scans to a roots restorer and she may post a better quality photo for me! But you all did a great job on what I gave you to work with!
Thanks so much everyone!
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The pics are very pixilated still. Can you rescan with no comnpression and just sent them to me again
Irene
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Hi
A Restore From Me too
Regards
Iria
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Thank you Iria and all the others that have worked on this photo!
You all are so talented and I really appreciate your time and help on my photos!
I have another one of my sister that I want to post, but I will give you all a few days rest!
Darlene
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THANKS TO ALL!
I know this was a hard one with the way my scanner was working!
Sorry!