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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: spongebob on Sunday 31 October 10 12:57 GMT (UK)
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I have an old photo which I think is of my great uncle who was in the RAFVR during the war, he was killed in 1943 aged 38. He was in 78 squadron. Not sure if there is anything else which we can get from the photo?
(http://img688.imageshack.us/img688/9756/scansc.jpg) (http://img688.imageshack.us/i/scansc.jpg/)
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probably for an ID card.If you would like it restored just change the heading as we don't unless asked.
jim
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Thanks Jim, restoration would be really nice as it's in poor condition.
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Quick clean up.
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Wow Ma that is amazing, it looks so much better. Thank you!
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One from me
Irene
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Hi..........Another for you.
Carolyn :)
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Again so many thanks saddles and niksmum, these look great - I can't believe how you get them looking so good compared to the original!
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Hi Bob
One more for you
David
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Thanks so much David - love that one, it looks a cross between a photo and a painting which I think is great.
I have a technical question for all you photo experts - I wanted to get a copy printed out in a big size say something like A4 size and framed for my Dad - whats the best way to do this? I have used the online places before where you upload the pic and they send you the print. But will these photos be high enough resolution to print in A4 size without looking pixelated?
Thanks again.
Matt