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Faded Photo restore #1


ebaylus

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Hello,


I have 5-6 photographs that have hung in frames, but have faded terribly over the last 10+ years. I have some low resolution scans made when the photos were new. Is it possible to have the photos restored to match the original colors from the low res scans?
I've tried the 'Match Color' adjustment, but it doesn't do what I think it should!

Any ideas??

Thanks,
Gene
 
I tried adj layers, and seperate channel adjustments. I'm not even getting close... All 5 are faded the same...

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Scan_20200912.png2010nathan.jpg
 
Thanks for you assistance.. I'm not having any luck with this.
I've been playing with the channels and curve adjustments for a bit, but not even close to your results. Kudos to your skills!

Should I post them to Photoshop requests?
 
I see the 2 photos in the layers, but, after researching, I still don't see how they are combined. I do see the changes in the curve channels, and levels. Thank you for the help. I guess I still need to watch more tutorials, and practice...
 
I see the 2 photos in the layers, but, after researching, I still don't see how they are combined.
The bottom photo layer has a "Normal" blending mode setting and the top photo layer has a "Color" blending mode setting. This is how they are blended.
 
OK, I see that now, and how that adjustment works. Because the low res image and faded scans are not the same image, should I crop the low res 1st?? I'm have a difficult time overlapping the images correctly.

Thanks for all your assistance!
 

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