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Old Photographs, Recognition, Handwriting Deciphering => Free Photo Restoration & Date Old Photographs => Topic started by: coplani on Tuesday 11 September 18 16:23 BST (UK)
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This old photo is in a dire state and needs cleaning up...Any help out there.?
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Here's my offering. Hope you enjoy!
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One from me...
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Not as good as the others but had a go:
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Thank You very much indeed DrDude45. How on earth did you manage to get rid of the crease, I wonder...I tried and gave up..
Another improvement by Handypanda.....It gets better and better.
Very Best Wishes on you all....
Ian
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Another and final picture challenge, please.....Ian older....
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Thank You very much indeed DrDude45. How on earth did you manage to get rid of the crease, I wonder...I tried and gave up..
Another improvement by Handypanda.....It gets better and better.
Very Best Wishes on you all....
Ian
The crease was easy. The creases where his cheeks meet up to his nose was the only real tough part. The one on the right was the least damaged, so I repaired it first, then replicated and mirrored it on the opposite side. Touching up the angle and then removing the residual remnants and viola.
Glad you're happy with the final product. Will work on the other one as time permits.
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You have skill, DrDude45.
Thanks again.
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Ian older....
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Ian older....
Excellent One H.P.. ;)
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Cheers Rami, quite a task :)
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Thank You very much Handypandy...An excellent piece of work.
Restored it beautifully. I think the original was damaged with damp.
Best Regards....Ian
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Thanks Ian....spread the word, its very quiet on here and lots of hungry talented folk!
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Andy!
Just wanted to second Rami, brilliant job.
Peter
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Thanks Peter. Its nice to get a response from the OP but also nice when its someone who knows the hoops we've had to jump through ;D
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one from me.
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A clean up from me for the cheeky chappy ;D
Carol
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Carol,
Thank You....So better and better...
Ian
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Here are the two photos of Ian, he reminds me of my son when he was young, also called Ian
Pat
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I've added some colour to both photos
I have changed hair and eye colour as requested
Pat
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Thanks Pat...The eyes should be brown and the hair darker....Sorry I should have mentioned that.
Ian
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Glad you are pleased with the result Ian.
Carol
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one from me.
Nice to see one of the "Old School" making a guest appearance Tomkin ;) ;D ;D
Great results on the repair of the older Ian from Andy and Pat too 8)
Carol
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Thanks Pat...The eyes should be brown and the hair darker....Sorry I should have mentioned that.
No problem, I have edited my post, hope it's ok now.
Thank you Carol, good to see you online again too
Pat
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Thanks Pat....Just back from three weeks holiday in the South of France so catching up ;D
Carol
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" Nice to see one of the "Old School" making a guest appearance Tomkin ;) ;D ;D"
I'm painting my window frames so I needed a 20 minute break to interrupt the boredom.
I've even bought myself some new brushes and a new paint scraper for the glass ::) ::) ::)
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" Nice to see one of the "Old School" making a guest appearance Tomkin ;) ;D ;D"
I'm painting my window frames so I needed a 20 minute break to interrupt the boredom.
I've even bought myself some new brushes and a new paint scraper for the glass ::) ::) ::)
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
I guess that means you went for another "Pay Day Loan" then...next stop....the food bank ::) ;D
Carol
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" I guess that means you went for another "Pay Day Loan" then...next stop....the food bank ::) ;D
Carol"
Listen here gel!!! I found the tin of paint, hiding in the dark recesses of the cupboard
under the sink. It took me 10 minutes to get the lid off with a pair of pliers. Unfortunately
this destroyed the lid. I now cover the tin with polythene held on with rubber bands.
These rubber bands have been kindly donated by the local posties who drop them on the
path. I gratefully pick them up, put them in the drawer, knowing that they will come in
handy someday. Now you've got me in trouble again for going off topic :P :P :P
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D