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 10/12/2004 03:02:03 PM · #1
This is a sample of what I've been working on lately. I'd love to hear from other people that are into restoration. Please feel free to critique them if you like; need all the advice I can get. Also if anyone has any scans that they'd like retouched, I may be interested in doing them for free; I'm trying to build up a portfolio at present; please PM me.










10/12/2004 03:26:37 PM · #2
You do a fabulous job! I'm so impressed! :)
 10/12/2004 03:28:42 PM · #3
Originally posted by annasense:
You do a fabulous job! I'm so impressed! :)

Thanks very much Lori. :)
 10/12/2004 03:31:56 PM · #4
Very nice work... i have done a few of these and I know how tedious it can be.....

Here's a before and after:

Before
After

This one was a challenge... it was a wallet sized photo and the buyer wanted 5x7 prints...
 10/12/2004 03:36:20 PM · #5
these were fun to look at, what an incredible job you've done.
i like to collect old photos from antique stores, some that could really use this, but i dont have a scanner. people think my old pictures of strangers are a little spooky but i think the spookier the better
 10/12/2004 03:55:00 PM · #6
Originally posted by jmsetzler:
Very nice work... i have done a few of these and I know how tedious it can be.....

Here's a before and after:

Before
After

This one was a challenge... it was a wallet sized photo and the buyer wanted 5x7 prints...


Nice one John. Yeah it is very tedious. Have you tried Alien Skin's Image Doctor plug-in? I downloaded the demo and used it on one. I imagine it works much like the healing brush in CS - just guessing. Thanks for the kind words BTW.

Message edited by author 2004-10-12 15:57:28.
 10/12/2004 03:56:35 PM · #7
Originally posted by riotspyne:
these were fun to look at, what an incredible job you've done.
i like to collect old photos from antique stores, some that could really use this, but i dont have a scanner. people think my old pictures of strangers are a little spooky but i think the spookier the better


If you can get them scanned at 300dpi or better, I'd love to have a look them. Thanks for the comment. :)
 10/12/2004 04:06:18 PM · #8
nice.....i have done a few for some people.
its a long process to do so i feel ya!!....
!Travis99!....there is money to be made in this also!!...lol
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