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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: Neilok64 on Sunday 18 October 20 17:41 BST (UK)
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Can anybody help out with this picture?.
I've tried enhancing it but with terrible results as there seems to be a lot of damage to the pic.
All I know is that he was in the South Lancs regiment and was killed in 1918.
Thanks in advance.
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I had a go but not great as it was heavily pixelated ::)
Carol
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Thanks Carol.
Yeah I had the same problem but my skills are basic to say the least.
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I had a go but not too happy. I've tried various ways of getting rid of the pixels but .....
It needs Remini or similar.
I might try a bit more on his face!
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I used Tomkin's special on his face!
(and a bit of smoothing!)
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Thanks for your effort guys & gals,it is a tough ask I know.
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I think its better to have a poor image than no image at all, especially when they made the ultimate sacrifice :D
Carol
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Without a doubt Carol,I recently found that a Great Uncle of mine was killed at Passchendaele in 1917 and I would love to see a picture of him😥
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A try from me
Pat
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Without a doubt Carol,I recently found that a Great Uncle of mine was killed at Passchendaele in 1917 and I would love to see a picture of him😥
You could looking at local newspapers for that period, there is usually a mention of the soldiers who lost their lives and sometimes there is a photo of them.
FindMyPast newspapers are useful for this.
Carol
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And another ;D ;D ;D
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Thanks Tomkin.
Carol I've tried i even signed back up the bna newspapers because a local paper come on line and I've found loads from the Lancashire regiments but not my Great Uncle,it was only by pure luck and a post i seen online mentioning his name that I was able to work it out and with the help of local genealogists we worked it all out that I found him.
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Late one from me. :)
Peter
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That's really good, Peter :)
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I'll second that, a really good result Peter and a lot of work.
Carol
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Thanks, Gadget and Carol, much appreciated. :D
Peter