One of my co-workers asked me if I could take a look at an image she had and see if I could do anything to clear it up.
I've attached a JPEG version of the original scan.
It's a scan of a photo of a tintype image (not the best source material).
I worked on it a bit, and my sad results are available here (watch for wrap on URL):
I can't figure out a good way to get rid of all the noise in the photo. I don't know if this image is beyond hope, or if I just haven't used the right kind of mojo on it yet.
any tips are appreciated.
Thanks,
Lance
p.s. I just found this site today, and am very excited to have an outlet for restoration issues!! I hope to have a home-based restoration business within the next couple of years, so I need the practice
I've attached a JPEG version of the original scan.
It's a scan of a photo of a tintype image (not the best source material).
I worked on it a bit, and my sad results are available here (watch for wrap on URL):
I can't figure out a good way to get rid of all the noise in the photo. I don't know if this image is beyond hope, or if I just haven't used the right kind of mojo on it yet.
any tips are appreciated.
Thanks,
Lance
p.s. I just found this site today, and am very excited to have an outlet for restoration issues!! I hope to have a home-based restoration business within the next couple of years, so I need the practice

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