Using a torn–and worn–photograph, Matt walks through how to use the various clone and healing tools in Photoshop Elements.
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Restoration
Tips and tricks for scanning, touching up and restoring old photos.
Dave shows off another use for Adobe Camera Raw: enhancing a scan of an old photo.
Whether you work with an old treasure or a recent photo, this coloring technique adds a lovely vintage touch.
Matt shows you what tools to use and the steps to follow to restore an old torn photo.
Bobbie Coughlin talks about the work that went into restoring a cherished friend’s photo. You’ll be so inspired by her work that you’ll head up to the attic for old images.
Mike continues with the third step in the process of restoring an old tattered image.
Mike continues the process of restoring an old tattered image in this 4-part series.
Mike walks you through the process of restoring an old tattered image in this 4-part series.
One of the problems with restoring old images is removing specks from the scan. Dave shows you how.
Tintype restoration: To remove the spots, scratches, and rust that remain, we’ll use a combination of the Healing Brush, Spot Healing Brush, and Clone
Stamp tools.
Here’s how to add a cool burned-in edge to an old photo (or a new one, if you prefer).
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