Fix a Photo (Page 2): Terry's rendition is my favorite. Excellent removal of burnishing and glare. I like the sepia tone (authentic) but I messed with it anyway. Take your pick...

E.L.. Shapiro Loc: Ottawa, Ontario Canada

Terry's rendition is my favorite. Excellent removal of burnishing and glare. I like the sepia tone (authentic) but I messed with it anyway. Take your pick, download, print, and frame it! Great old image!

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maxlieberman Loc: 19027

The revolver on the left seems sharper in Sippyjug's and R.G's versions, but I like the colorized version a whole lot.

Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

terryMc wrote:

There is some new (at least to me) AI detailing/en... (show quote)

This looks amazing.
Thank you, see your PM from me.

Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

E.L.. Shapiro wrote:

Terry's rendition is my favorite. Excellent removal of burnishing and glare. I like the sepia tone (authentic) but I messed with it anyway. Take your pick, download, print, and frame it! Great old image!

WOW!!!!!!!!!!

Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

R.G. wrote:

Just in case you don't get another shot of the original, another for you to consider.
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This look great
Thank you

Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

sippyjug104 wrote:

I gave it a try. Perhaps this will meet your need.

Thank you Sippy.
I am going to be down loading this

Tote1940 Loc: Dallas

Problem is texture on paper plus a curl.
Scanning may help, if you can get your hands on it may be multiple shots at different light angles.
Have some on textured paper even with flat bed scanner pattern persists, may be use descreening on scan?

Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

Tote1940 wrote:

Problem is texture on paper plus a curl.
Scanning may help, if you can get your hands on it may be multiple shots at different light angles.
Have some on textured paper even with flat bed scanner pattern persists, may be use descreening on scan?

pithydoug Loc: Catskill Mountains, NY

Architect1776 wrote:

I got this photo of my grandfather, sitting on right, taken in Mexico where he grew up.
My cousin didn't do too well copying it.
For those who have developed amazing skills with PS is there a way to remove the reflection of light in the bottom corner?
I tried with PSE but I can't fix it.
PS the revolver he is holding I got from my father.
Thx

Generative fill in PS will handle a little. Two quick and dirties,the second run through NIK

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MJPerini

@terry Mc
That is a great job, it looks quite natural, lots of old pix had sharpness fall off. Great Job

rcarol

Architect1776 wrote:

I got this photo of my grandfather, sitting on right, taken in Mexico where he grew up.
My cousin didn't do too well copying it.
For those who have developed amazing skills with PS is there a way to remove the reflection of light in the bottom corner?
I tried with PSE but I can't fix it.
PS the revolver he is holding I got from my father.
Thx

Is this of any help?

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Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

rcarol wrote:

Is this of any help?

Absolutely yes.
Thank you all for your help.
It has been beyond my expectations.
Does anyone here do it for pay including colonization on random ones, please
just fixed but once in a while colorized?
Pm me please.

Tdearing Loc: Rockport, TX

terryMc wrote:

There is some new (at least to me) AI detailing/en... (show quote)

Well done!

Tdearing Loc: Rockport, TX

Well done Hogs.

Toby

maxlieberman wrote:

The revolver on the left seems sharper in Sippyjug's and R.G's versions, but I like the colorized version a whole lot.

Very nice job