Photo Restoration the Process

History of Photo Restoration:

The Old Way:

In the past if you wanted to restore a old black and white photo, a photographer or artist with retouching paints and dark room work would touch up a photograph copy of the black and white image. Then a new copy of that copy was devoloped of the restored photo. This would cost several hundred dollars and took a long time to do. Some times Restoration was done on the original photo, and if it was a poor restoration it ruined the picture but this was a very poor practice.

Today:

Today Digital technology changed this now you can restore photos to a remarkable level and it's becoming popular with many families as gifts. With no harm to your original photo. The original photo is scanned, not painted, then digitally corrected. Extremely difficult images can be improved dramatically including images that are almost black or very orange, its truly amazing what can be done when a professional photo restoration artist restores your photos. Even color a black and white photo to make it look like a modern color photo or look like a antique photo.

The restoration process, is much different today from the old way of restoring photos. Today you can restore photos by removing almost every little flaw and improving the quality from the original. You can even color a black and white photo to make it look like a modern color photo or look like a antique photo.

While digital restoration involves computer technology, it is an art that requires a trained eye and skilled hand. It's your family history.

We are experts in the removal of unwanted items, colorizing black and white photos, changing backgrounds, people or unwanted objects in the picture, or we can change your picture into a digital painting.


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Old fashion antique picture frames for your new restored photo.
 old fashion Oval picture frames with convex glass for your antique old photo restoration


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