Spot

Armadukk wrote just to tell us that she has started with her genealogy research. She wanted us to restore the following photo for her.

This photo was taken in the middle of 1920, and it had a dark brown spot in the right corner. The photo was also a little faded. Not a very big problem, but enough to ruin the photo.

We removed the large spot, increased the brightness, and after that we added a Sepia Toning. That was all we needed to do to change the image to the better.

Small changes can do a lot.

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Armadukk, Good Luck with your research. We are sure that it will give you a lot of satisfaction!

Photo Remake...
Photographic Artistry at your Service!

This old photo from 1910 belongs to AlexR, and is part of a genealogic research that he is working on. The man portrayed in the photo is AlexR's great grandfather.

AlexR asked us if we could repair the picture for him. He was not very precise in his request because he didn't know exactly what could be done to the image. He wanted only to improve it. So he wrote "I leave it to you to decide what to do."  And sometimes that's enough for us.  

The image had a very poor quality, it was faded and had markings on it. The background was also very ugly.

We started with a "clean-up" of the background. Thereafter the color was changed, and on top we added some filters. That's for the background.

Then we proceeded with the marks in the face, and the strong light on the mans forehead. To get an even color all over the image, we desaturated it; then we added a Sepia toning. Afterwards we improved the brightness, the hue, and the saturation.

Since AlexR didn't give us any instructions about how he wanted the final result, we made two versions so he could choose the one he liked best.

AlexR has also been so kind to allow us to republish the "remake" that we had done with his great grandfather.

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Photo Remake...
Photographic Artistry at you Service!