How The Photo Restoration Process Works

The process requires three steps:

Scanning
Restoration work,
Output (archival printing).

SCANNING

The process begins when a scan is made of your original.
Once your photo is scanned the original will be returned to you with your newly restored archival photo.
All work is done only to the scanned copy of your photo;
your original photo will never be altered and will be returned to you in
the same condition in which it was received.

RESTORATION

Once scanned and evaluated, obvious spots, cracks, fading, stains and scratches are removed and the overall color tone and contrast adjusted.
Now, with a clear clean digital image more involved restoration and rebuilding can proceed.
Upon completion of the restoration we will e-mail you a sample so you can see it for approval.

OUTPUT

Once you have approved the restoration, you can choose from or combine the following output options:
* Archival Photographic prints
* CD-ROM
* e-mail
NOTE:
Your restoration job can be processed on-line but we do not like this type of restoration.
Why ?

First:

We find from experince that most people who send us their scanned image to us it is not of a good quality.

Second:

Sending images by email loses image quality
BUT WE CAN SEND THE FILE IN TIFF FORMAT (not email) in both cases you will not be able to make archival prints. But if you insist doin it this way we will do so. The way we recommend restoring is stated above.

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