Grandma Eileen Richardson

[mrs_F]

Hello everyone, hope all are well and staying safe!  This is a little photo that I have of my Grandma that am hoping you can work your magic on. I will be keeping my fingers crossed and Thank you in advance for anything that can be done to restore it. 

regards
Dee

[Treetotal]

Hi Mrs. F...Is there any chance that you could scan this at a resolution of 600dpi? The file is very small at only 16kbs and is quite damaged, you can post a file size of up to 500kbs on here.
The results will be so much better and will give you a good printout.
Carol

[japeflakes]

As Treetotal has said needs more to work on.  Something more this size perhaps which has not been restored. Sorry

[mrs_F]

Hi Mrs. F...Is there any chance that you could scan this at a resolution of 600dpi? The file is very small at only 16kbs and is quite damaged, you can post a file size of up to 500kbs on here.
The results will be so much better and will give you a good printout.
Carol

I will have to try and get hold of the original that my mother has after lockdown. This is a copy that I had sent a while back and unfortunately my mother is a vulnerable person so we cant physically go to see her at the moment but thank you anyway x

[mrs_F]

Hi Mrs. F...Is there any chance that you could scan this at a resolution of 600dpi? The file is very small at only 16kbs and is quite damaged, you can post a file size of up to 500kbs on here.
The results will be so much better and will give you a good printout.
Carol

I will have to try and get hold of the original that my mother has after lockdown. This is a copy that I had sent a while back and unfortunately my mother is a vulnerable person so we cant physically go to see her at the moment but thank you anyway x

[PhotoSurgeon20]

I resized it and hopefully this can help with restoration.

[mrs_F]

Thank you. Hopefully this resizing will help. 😀

[Treetotal]

Unfortunately not... We can all enlarge it, but it doesn't alter the resolution which is a very low 72dpi and a lot of fine detail is lost 
With this level of damage, it needs to be scanned at a resolution of 300-400dpi minimum to get a good outcome.
Carol

[bluedooo]

One from me