Well I had this nice photo of my grand daughter and a rum and coke got spilled on the photo and really messed up the emulsion.
(https://i.postimg.cc/9wBvMgLr/Before.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/9wBvMgLr)
I was distressed I thought I would use some of the blur filters, perhaps cutting each fragment and placing it a separate layer and moving them back in place would do it. However what I did was to try a new technique which helped a lot. Here is the restored version
(https://i.postimg.cc/G49hWvpk/Restored.jpg) (https://postimg.cc/G49hWvpk)
Here is the link that will show you how I did it. Its short: https://vimeo.com/447618753
Wow Phil, I'm impressed. Thanks for sharing.
Your title for your post really caught my eye. ;D
Link shows a photo being fragmented but could not find how you accomplished this restore. More info please. This is awesome as well as intriguing.
Well I thought I would post a joke. The photo of my granddaughter I manipulated using Apple Motion so in the five second video I produced, she appeared to break apart into a lot of pieces. So I took a frame at about two seconds and posted that as the initial photo that needed to be restored. I then took the initial frame and posted that as the restoration. I was a little bored yesterday afternoon. I then took a nap.
Phil
Good one! I was already familiar with that action but for a moment thought
(hoped) it could be reversed to produce photoshop magic on another level.