I have an old photo printed about 1941. It was sepia toned, and I scanned it at
1200 dpi originally. I used desaturate to make it black and white. I've
attached a portion of the photo as a jpeg so you can see the repairs that need
to be made. The portion in the attachment shows the dress,
Here is an old technique that should still work fine. I have used it
in the past with good results.
https://brainbyproduct.wordpress.com/2007/07/09/even-better-healing-without-the-magic-tool/
Or take a look at wavelet-decompose (video from our Pat David :) )
Am 03.12.2014 um 05:05 schrieb SrEngRet:
I have an old photo printed about 1941. It was sepia toned, and I scanned it at
1200 dpi originally. I used desaturate to make it black and white. I've
attached a portion of the photo as a jpeg so you can see the repairs that need
to be made. The
On 09/23/2012 07:45 AM, Lorgach wrote:
Hi All,
I'm a relative newbie at using Gimp or any Photo Editing software but I have
tried out some adjustments on photos using Gimp and am happy with the results.
I have recently been asked if I could try to restore an old black and white
photo that
Also if you post the photo somewhere like flickr or google picasa
maybe we can get an idea what the restoration might need.
Unfortunately, a lot of that type of stuff can come down to doing it
by hand (mouse), so be prepared to learn the various replication
tools. Great experience though. By the
I'm a relative newbie at using Gimp or any Photo Editing software but I have
tried out some adjustments on photos using Gimp and am happy with the results.
I have recently been asked if I could try to restore an old black and white
photo that is in quite bad shape, full of bends, scratches
