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Wedding Restoration
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Xaran
Senior Member
Registered: October 2003
Location: London, England
Posts: 507
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This was not as easy as it first looked - a lot of patching required. I recreated the curtains using colours from the original.
Christine
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| · Date: 1/6/2004 · Views: 6086 · Filesize: 40.9kb, 93.2kb · Dimensions: 1004 x 1380 ·
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Keywords: Wedding Drapes Couple
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kamduke
Junior Member
Registered: April 2002
Location: Wisconsin
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The womans eyes look uneven. Could maybe use some sparkle like the mans. Overall you have done a nice job. I agree with you about it not being as easy at it looked.
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Duv
Senior Member
Registered: October 2003
Location: Nanaimo, British Columbia
Posts: 1,213
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Hi Christine
I think you may becoming the resident curtain specialist. Great work. From a previous post I understand how you created the drapes but how did you create the swags (or whatever you call them). I'm getting too old and ornary for all this cloning stuff. On your pic I personally would like to see a bit more contrast. The quality of your work though is outstanding (I've seen some of your other posts)!
Cheers
Duv
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Smart people go to the head of the class..Old people like me just go to the head!
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Matt Roberts
Junior Member
Registered: December 2002
Location: Australia
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I really like this one Christine,
I agree with Duv, you're the curtain specialist.
Nice work on the dress, It's very well done.
Would love to hear a more detailed description of your restoration methods. Especially the curtain's. I couldn't do them this well if my life depended on it.
Matt
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iretouch
Junior Member
Registered: January 2004
Location: Canada
Posts: 2
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Hi Christine,
First of all, congrats to have the courage to take on this challenge. It's almost a mission impossible. The one comment I would make is when something is so badly damaged & the scan is not great: You simply can't make a silk purse from a sow's ear - so don't push it trying to bring it back to photo quality. Sometimes a little less is better. For example if you leave some of the marks and damage, but not too much, then the photo will seem more real & authentic.
Bill
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iretouch
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TwinbNJ
Senior Member
Registered: February 2003
Location: NJ
Posts: 375
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Have to agree great job on a very difficult image.
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Jill
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Neve
Senior Member
Registered: July 2004
Location: Australia
Posts: 837
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A mighty effort.
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Cheers
Pauline
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Big Wes
Junior Member
Registered: June 2005
Location: Sumter, SC
Posts: 1
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Excellent lifelike recovery on very damages image...
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