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Title: Faded photo repair Thomas and Ellen Noud
Post by: coraki on Saturday 16 January 16 21:49 GMT (UK)
Would greatly appreciate help with restoring faded photo, thanks
Title: Re: Faded photo repair
Post by: Wiggy on Sunday 17 January 16 00:22 GMT (UK)
Here's one effort for you.

Wiggy
Title: Re: Faded photo repair
Post by: coraki on Sunday 17 January 16 00:32 GMT (UK)
Thanks Wiggi
Title: Re: Faded photo repair
Post by: Wiggy on Sunday 17 January 16 01:14 GMT (UK)
The second one - sorry third is too far gone for my limited talents.   ;)

Title: Re: Faded photo repair
Post by: kmccormi on Sunday 17 January 16 04:04 GMT (UK)
Took a crack at the first one.

Cheers,

Kevin
Title: Re: Faded photo repair
Post by: japeflakes on Sunday 17 January 16 07:42 GMT (UK)
Had a go but not a lot to work on for me:
Title: Re: Faded photo repair
Post by: japeflakes on Sunday 17 January 16 07:47 GMT (UK)
Not very good, sorry
Title: Re: Faded photo repair
Post by: japeflakes on Sunday 17 January 16 07:56 GMT (UK)
Are they scanned at a low resolution?
Title: Re: Faded photo repair
Post by: Wiggy on Sunday 17 January 16 08:11 GMT (UK)
They read 150dpi for me JF - so a bit low but not as bad as many.   ;)  For some reason they are pixilating quickly  - don't know why.
Title: Re: Faded photo repair
Post by: japeflakes on Sunday 17 January 16 09:37 GMT (UK)
I agree that 2 are at 150 but one (the most difficult) I think is at 72dpi...
Title: Re: Faded photo repair
Post by: coraki on Sunday 17 January 16 09:41 GMT (UK)
Thanks Kevin This one looks good
Title: Re: Faded photo repair
Post by: Wiggy on Sunday 17 January 16 09:46 GMT (UK)
Quote from: japeflakes on Sunday 17 January 16 09:37 GMT (UK)
I agree that 2 are at 150 but one (the most difficult) I think is at 72dpi...

Yes - for me too - I didn't download that one before - knew I couldn't do it! ;)
Title: Re: Faded photo repair
Post by: Treetotal on Sunday 17 January 16 10:09 GMT (UK)
You will get much better results if you could scan your photos a 300dpi as it gives us more detail to work with.
Carol