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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: Chicken Munchlax on Sunday 10 April 22 13:51 BST (UK)
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I have WW1 photos that need Restoration, they are my Great Uncles. Any suggestions please?
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Welcome to RootsChat :)
Post on of them on here to start off with. Try and give a description of who is in the picture if you can too. It makes it more interesting for a start.
Trystan
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Hi and welcome to Rootschat,
If you can scan them individually and in colour mode at a resolution of 300dpi and post a file size of just below 500kbs and post them on here, we can restore them for you.
Carol
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The branch of military, unit designation, rank and any other detailed descriptions/info will help if you desire any color restorations.
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There is a help topic at the top of the board to guide you through the process see "How to post an image."
Carol
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I have WW1 photos that need Restoration, they are my Great Uncles. Any suggestions please?
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I suggest that you try to get a higher resolution scan. These are very small files ( 27kB out of a possible 500 kB) so I find very little to work on. This one I tried seems to be at a low resolution of 72 dpi, can you try say 300dpi?
Anyway.... perhaps others can do a better job..
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I don’t know how to scan.
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Never mind. See what others come up with.
Did you take the pictures with your phone?
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My IPad.
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I have only just joined RootsChat two days ago. I’m stroll learning on how it works
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Still learning
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Have you got or have access to a scanner?
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No
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No I haven’t.
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i-pads take good pictures. Just try again with one picture perhaps. You CAN do it :-)
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I’ll try.
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GOOD: What size are the original photos?
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3 photos are sized 19cm (7 1/2 inch Length) and 12 cm ( 4 1/2 inch Wide)
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Each or the 3?
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3 photos with my Great Uncles, in Uniform.
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so, if I have got it right, like this?
Suggest you just take 1 straight iPad photo of a single soldier photo and post that, as in approx 1/3 of this
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Wow, that’s how the photos look, they are attached to cardboard.
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I have WW1 photos that need Restoration, they are my Great Uncles. Any suggestions please?
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You can download a Scan app that actually scans the photos/documents, as opposed to taking a photograph of them if you prefer.
This group is amazing on restoring photographs. They have helped me bring very poor photos back to life considerably.
Regards
PCB
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Thank you, I will look into what you said.
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Quickie until we get a better resolution :) :) :) :)
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Wow, that’s brilliant, it’s a start.