What is best approach to take to make copies of very large old photos that reside in a frame.? They are way too big for my home scanner.
Should I remove them from the frame where they have resided under glass since the early 1900's?. Photos themselves are in very good condition. Friend wants...
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12-11-2002, 04:12 PM -
Someone came to me with this issue: He has a family photo that is adhered to the bottom of a half-round of glass that is used as a paper weight. He wants the photo to be duplicated so it can be printed and framed. I tried scanning, but the scanner didn't give good results, so I tried taking a photo...12-06-2005, 10:14 AM
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I have some large sepia tone photos for retouching that are still in their frames. I am not sure how to proceed.
There appears to be some sort of watter damage in some areas. It is a darkenning under the glass and other areas of splotchy darkenning. I am not sure if I should try to...09-05-2001, 06:38 AM -
Hello,
I have a 80+/- year old photograph of my neighbor that is fragmented into four pieces. Total appx. size of the photo pieced together is roughly 10in wide and 14in high. The pic is in pretty good shape surface wise. Wondering if I should try to scan each piece individually then stitch...02-02-2007, 03:48 PM -
Ok. This is not a tutorial as much as it is a chance for you to see what happens when you get creative and are able to sacrifice your original photo.
I found this photo of my grandfather with a girl he had met in the war in Italy, I am almost sure that the pic is a Calotype based on...04-29-2006, 12:29 AM