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Young Baby Restore (Original Image)

Started by Robert.McLaughlin, January 24, 2017, 07:22:31 PM

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I will be working on this image, and will also post some step-by-step WIP images.

Robert McLaughlin
Robert McLaughlin
Photo restoration artist

Robert.McLaughlin

#1




De-saturation applied to a duplicate layer prior to fixing the damage. The "blur:average" layer above will add the original sepia color back in when the restore is finished.
Robert McLaughlin
Photo restoration artist

Shadow

Hi Robert. Welcome to the forum!
Thanks for posting your work and sharing your process. Looking good so far.

Robert.McLaughlin

#3


Removing larger flaws in the image with the healing brush, and light or dark speckles with the blur tool (lighten/darken)
Robert McLaughlin
Photo restoration artist

Robert.McLaughlin

#4


Looking for input. I didn't want to go too far with this. Any comments? Thanks.

Robert
Long time restorer, new forum user
Robert McLaughlin
Photo restoration artist

Mhayes

Hi Robert,

Thanks for posting and showing us what you have done. The original pretty much a mess and so much detail lost, like one of her hands. Good luck and look forward to seeing more as you get further along.

Margie
"carpe diem"

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Hannie

#6
Hi Robert,

Great job, I like how you kept the detail and did not take it so far that it becomes an artist's impression.
You may be able to use her left hand to make it look like her right hand is visible.  I believe that the background was very dark, wonder if that would help?

Hannie



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Lynnya

Welcome and thanks for sharing... looks great!
never giving up......learning from others as I go...

Robert.McLaughlin

#8
Here's the final restore for this image.

Robert McLaughlin
Photo restoration artist

Lynnya

Hi Robert, looks really great! they may also want a black and white version.. very brave of you to tackle this one  :up:
never giving up......learning from others as I go...