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Sitting back on a last Sunday afternoon, wondering what to do… suddenly an idea pops up in your mind and you decide to take a trip down memory lane. You initially look at the pictures in your immediate eye-view and then get down to taking out the old photographs you’ve carefully stored away. Scanning through the photo brings back a flood of memories and emotions, from nostalgia to joy and pride, but tinged with sorrow and regret when you see your valuable old photographs in a pathetic worn out state.

Some of them are dog-eared, while others are torn, cracked or have lost their brightness and color. So, what started out as a pleasurable Sunday afternoon ends up differently after looking at the damaged memories. Well, there is a solution… Photo restoration, which is a process that can make your old yellowed photos look as good as new and even more restore cracked or torn photos to their original form.

What’s more, restoring photographs is a process by which the photograph can even be further enhanced from its original format. With color enhancement, cropping, red eye removal and a host of other digital trickery that can greatly enhance the value of the photograph.

The following are the various aspects that can be achieved by the process of photo restoration:

 The brightness level
 The saturation level
 The color level can be corrected, enhanced, reduced, changed, deleted and even added
 Text can be added to the photograph
 The photograph can be masked
 The photo can be merged with another
 The photo can be overlapped with another
 Torn photos can be reassembled
 Scratches and marks can be erased
 Enlargement and reduction of the original image is possible
 The photo can be printed on canvas, paper or even photographic film
 A subject or object can be added or removed
 Adjustment of contrast and sharpness
 The photo can be given an overall new feel with the use of the various filters

 

 
   
 

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