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Damo77 Senior Member Registered: July 2007 Location: Brisbane, Australia Posts: 171 users gallery	WW1 photo, printed on textured paper which was deteriorating badly.
	· Date: Mon February 25, 2008 · Views: 1626 · Filesize: 83.6kb · Dimensions: 500 x 395 ·
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andrewlx
Junior Member

Registered: June 2008

Thu June 5, 2008 9:27pm

Wow!... You are very talented at restoration. Any advice on where to find more info to learn such skills?

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Damo77

Senior Member

Registered: July 2007
Location: Brisbane, Australia
Posts: 171

Tue July 8, 2008 7:07am

LOL! Yes - shut yourself off from all human civilisation, ignore loved ones and nature's necessities, put on some music, and go for it!

There's nothing difficult here - just very time consuming.

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Pete Donegan
Junior Member

Registered: December 2005
Posts: 5

Sat October 18, 2008 5:10am

Brilliant job, Damo! I do a lot of this sort of work myself, and I have found that I can overdo the repair work with tools such as clone and healing, and lose the details of facial features, so have tried rather to paint on a blank layer, then put through comparitive noise filter to blend in. You seem to have achieved this. I wondered how you approached this, particularly with faces, which can end up looking rather flat? All the best, Pete

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