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    Hiya!

    I just wanted a slight color on it. They are darker complected and I am not good with fleshtones. I'm not that great at coloring either...lol
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    Hiya!

    Ok, here is what I've got. Here is the before and after...but I'm not sure I'm done. I wish it wasn't so grainy. Any suggestions of what else I can do, or what I did wrong, or what could be better? I am embarrassed to say I did not know how to add a anew background layer, but I figured it...
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    Hiya!

    I have an idea. I'm going to work on it and then come back. I'll be back.
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    Hiya!

    Yes, the photo is really that dark. It is on tin, which is why it is so scratched up. Here is one that I lightened with my scanner @ 1200 dpi. Also, should I get the lighting right before I start working on the photo? Can I cut them out and paste them in a better background instead of...
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    Hiya!

    I removed the bad scans. I scanned one last night at 600 dpi that I posted, but I just scanned it at 1200 dpi and that one looks a lot better. I haven't uploaded that one yet, but I will. Sorry for the confusion. Here is the 1200 dpi scan. Oh, my scanner can lighten it up, or should I...
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    Hiya!

    Thanks Martin ;) I see you are new here too.
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    Hiya!

    I'm in no rush, but thought maybe I should post this in the correct forum?
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    Hiya!

    This is what I've done so far. There are still a lot of tiny scratches all over it.
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    Hiya!

    I found it! Wow...I had to look through hundreds of photos to find this. Ok, this is scanned at 600 dpi in grayscale.
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    Hiya!

    I can't find the original photo. I must have given it back. I'll look again tomorrow. I know I played around with it while scanning and scanned it several times trying to find the best scan.
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    Hiya!

    The second photo is the original. I thought I did scan it at 600 dpi. The original is very small and it is a tin photo. I'll go get the photo and rescan it. I'm using Photoshop 7.
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    Hiya!

    I'm wondering if I can cut them out, fix them, then replace the background and paste them back in?
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    Hiya!

    Here is the one I'm working on. I don't like the dark background and I'm not sure I'm doing this right. I'm using the clone stamp tool.
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    Hiya!

    I think I posted the wrong one. I can't figure out how to edit my post, so I'm adding the untouched version. I deleted this photo because it was the wrong one.
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    Hiya!

    Here's the photo. This was scanned from a tin photo that was taken around 1913 or so. I have been working on it and I'll post what I've done, but it's not good. :sad: There are a million tiny scratches and I can't find a good spot to clone anything.
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    Hiya!

    Since I just joined, I thought I'd make a short intro thread. I have hundreds of old family photos that needed restoring and I saved the hardest ones for last. I know the basic tools in photoshop, but I'm having a hard time trying to fix the badly damaged photos. I am not sure where to start...
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