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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: Ellenmai on Saturday 28 March 20 16:11 GMT (UK)
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This precious photograph from WW11 has deteriorated around the edges, could some kind person please help restore it, many thanks.
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One to start you off.
Caz
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She's a WAAF - Women's Auxiliary Air Force
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mine.
(https://funktasia.weebly.com/uploads/1/3/1/3/131366875/ed_orig.jpg)
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Here's a black and white one and I'll post a color one because I'm having a "buy one, get one free" deal today. ;D
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2.5D displacement movei clip test
(https://funktasia.weebly.com/uploads/1/3/1/3/131366875/tempx2-gif-001_orig.gif)
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A colour from me.
Regards
GS
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Thank you all so much for the time you have taken to improve this much cherished photo, very much appreciated.
Loved the frame Cassa59 & DanNc lovely colour, you got the eyes spot on too.
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One more for you.
Carol
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A coloured version for you.
Carol
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Thank you so much Carol they are wonderful, love the bows XX
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My pleasure, I enjoyed working on it :)
Carol
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A try from me, regards, John.
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Thank you hoobaloo very colourful, love the shade of lipstick.
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What a lovely photo ... well I've polished her cap badge, added the top of her cap, as have many others, powdered her nose and generally got her ready for parade... You've had some superb restorations on here ... hats off to you all . :)
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And a monochrome version ...
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Oh! They are both wonderful especially the coloured one, Thank you so much Polldoll.
What a super surprize & yes I agree I have had some wonderful restorations, far beyond what I had hoped for. There are some very kind & talented people on Rootschat helping us all by restoring much loved photographs, thank you all again. ;D
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It's always special to find photos of our ancestors and they can often become faded and damaged, sometimes because they have been sat on a windowsill in a frame in the sunshine possible for many years, or they may have been stored in inappropriate places in lofts, sheds etc and/or may even have been damaged in floods or fires in the past.
Being able to restore some of these images, digitally at least,is often really time consuming but can be really rewarding when the person who has posted originally is so obviously pleased with the results of our restorers' efforts. Your comments and thanks to all our restorers will be appreciated ...
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Scrolling thru. found this one. Colored and used some restorers license on this very late submission. Regards, Morrie forte