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Photograph Resources, Tips, Tutorials / Historical Accuracy - photo restores
« on: Monday 06 August 12 16:35 BST (UK) »
Unsure if this is in the right place or not nor if the question has been asked before - I did a look around but not that much, sorry if this has been asked before though.
I have looked around at all the photo restores, re-colours etc and it hits me that in years to come when someone (say our great grandkids) look at these restores would they assume the picture is an accurate reproduction of their ancestors?
Some of the photos have the backgrounds replaced with 'fake' backdrops, which in some way removes important historical references to places and people, and when the 'original' picture disappears or deteriorates beyond recognition the restore is the only copy left.
Any comments, experiences welcome or link that already discusses this subject
I have looked around at all the photo restores, re-colours etc and it hits me that in years to come when someone (say our great grandkids) look at these restores would they assume the picture is an accurate reproduction of their ancestors?
Some of the photos have the backgrounds replaced with 'fake' backdrops, which in some way removes important historical references to places and people, and when the 'original' picture disappears or deteriorates beyond recognition the restore is the only copy left.
Any comments, experiences welcome or link that already discusses this subject