Would appreciate restoration of this picture.

[Hawkeye59]

Name can be left off. Thank you

 

[unseenmagik]

I've made a few touch ups before work, here is where i got to before leaving.

 

[Eggy]

Maybe like this?

 

[Hawkeye59]

Beautiful job thank you very much for the fix and the help you all provide here.

 

[Eggy]

No problem

 

[unseenmagik]

I got round to finishing mine and this was what i came up with

 

[Eggy]

@unseenmagic

Good work but there are a few issues:
- the face has almost the same color as the hair. You should correct the face's color back to flesh color.
- add some stray hair arround to avoid an unnatural 'perfect' hairstyle.

 

[Van_Photo]

This is my restoration test. Any suggestion will be welcome!

 

[Tom Mann]

Personally, the first thing I would fix is the pervasive orange color (...almost certainly due to a combination of tungsten illumination and fading of the dyes in the print / slide). Only after I got close to a reasonable skin color would I start to deal with the repairs to the background and other areas.

Just my $0.02,

Tom M

 

[Tom Mann]

Bahhh, humbug ... I just looked at mine again. I''m not happy. I was so concentrating on the colors, I see that I removed too much texture and shadowing from her face. I don't want to leave the original texture intact in that area because it has so many jpg, paper creases, and other artifacts, so I probably would just steal some texture from another face, LOL.

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[Van_Photo]

I fixed the color balance and the hue of background.