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Old 09-17-2004, 01:01 AM
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Very nicely done. Especially the upper left corner, veil and hair. Good detail in the shadows as well. I'm glad you're back home and everything is working.

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Hi Vi,

.... so glad to hear everything is back to normal for you!!!

Wow! ....I think you did a wonderful job restoring your parents' picture!!!!

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Thanks! Sure learned a lot here!
Without the help I've gotten here I could never have done this well with this photo restoration. Shadow and Luminosity masks/soft Neat Image settings applied to masks-these are just 2 of the terrific techniques that I've learned here.

Thank you again for all your terrific support!

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