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    Remove filmy/noise on photo

    I uploaded the photo in psd format above. Here is a jpeg version.
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    Remove filmy/noise on photo

    I need suggestions on techniques to remove the filmy/noise in the photo that obscures detail in the clothes and the overall sharpness in the photo. Also suggestions on how to bring out the faces in more detail. I've tried several things -- converted the photo to B&W, tried working with one...
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    Exposure Problem

    John, Thanks again for your suggestions. I finally found a way to eliminate most of the expoaure problem by using a technique I found in a PS Restoration & Retouching book (3rd edition) by Katrin Eismann & Wayne Palmer. Their technique adds a Curves adjustment layer with no adjustments and...
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    Exposure Problem

    Thanks, John. Yes, the original looks the same as what I posted. I tried the dehaze and clarity sliders in CR but didn't do much.
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    Exposure Problem

    Need advice on techniques, methods, tools, etc. to fix the exposure problem in the photo below. I've triedseveral things without good results - masking and using levels, curves, burn tool, camera raw filter, etc. The attached image is in jpg format since I can't load a tiff format. Have...
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    Badly Damaged Photo

    Thanks, iLLuSioN. Which AI image sharpener software did you use? Remini did a good job with the faces. I usually use Remini as a last step to see if I can improve faces. Someyimes it does a good job and other times not so good.
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    Badly Damaged Photo

    Thanks, Babine. I'll experiment using your technique. I really like the color version.
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    Badly Damaged Photo

    Thanks , John. I've been working on the photo trying different things. Below is what I was able to do. I'll start over again and try your techniques and see if I can improve what I've done so far- try to get more detail in lower part of photo. Did a B&W and a Sepia tone.
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    Badly Damaged Photo

    Good work, Hawkeye! Would you mind sharing the order of the adjustment layers you used and at what opacities? Did you apply the adjustment to the entire image or only selected parts of the image? I would love to become proficient like this.
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    Badly Damaged Photo

    I'm trying to restore this photo of a friend's ancestors. I've worked on it for a day but not having a lot of luck. I've tried clone stamp, healing brush, curves, selecting areas & using color balance,, etc. I'm having trouble finding some of the detail to bring out - like the on the right side...
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    Remove haziness

    Great job, Chris! Please share how you did it step by step.
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    Remove haziness

    Thanks, John. I scanned this a few years ago before I had any lnowledge about scanning techniques. I don't remember the condition of the print which my cousin has. I guess I should try to get his family album again and re-scan the photos now that I know more about how to properly scan photos.
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    Remove haziness

    There appears to be a thin layer of haziness & dust on this 1948 photo of my grandmother, aunt and cousins. I haven't had any luck in removing it. I've tried various tonal adjustments. camera raw filter haze removal, looked at individual channels, etc. but the haze remains. Searching for...
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    Remove glare from photo

    Thanks. I'll see if I can lighten them a bit. I sent your version to my friend and she loved it. She thinks it's great to have a forum like this where people share their talents. Working on a phot of my grandmother, aunt & her 2 boys from 1948. I might post it to the forum for help...
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    Remove glare from photo

    WOW, Chris. This is great. Did you have another photo you borrowed the clothes from or is there a site that has stock images? I'll share your version with my friend. I think she will like it. I tried to restore the original by rescanning at 1,200 dpi in Tiff format twice - rotating...
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