Methods of Digital Photo Restoration You dig out your grad photos or childhood pictures from the old rack after years, only to find them spotted, faded and fringed. You stored them safe, but there is no way you can escape the alteration and damage that ageing produce on photographs. Steady sun contact, water, and poor storage are other factor that may scathe a photograph. Here is where digital photo restoration could give you a hand. Restoration can turn an old photograph into a picture of seemingly modern quality. Digital photo restoration recovers and restores old photographs to remove ageing effects and visible damages using digital image editing techniques, while leaving the original picture unaltered. Alternatively, this process can also work in the reverse, to produce a photograph with an antique or timeless feel. Physical Vs digital photo restoration Digital photo restoration has more than a few important compensation over physical restoration. Digital restoration produces images of much higher quality than traditional physical restorations. Because all digital restoring work happens in the computer and not on the original photograph, there is much less risk of damage to the innovative print than with physical restoration. The results of a digital restoration process produce theoretically permanent results too. A take picture of restored using physical restoration techniques is question to deterioration just like the unique. On the contrary, a digitally restored photograph has a potentially infinite life. What can digital photo restoration do? Digital restoration can:
1. Remove scratches, stains, creases, mildew and dust
2. Fix missing areas 3. Correct color to improve fading 4. Colorize black and white photos 5. Restore double exposure 6. Remove red eye 7. Fix torn images 8. Correct background 9. Adjust color, hair and skin tone for a better