Photo Restoration Tips and Tricks Part 1

[like814ck]

Sir, can you help with my photo.. I will send it to you.. Please..

[jstfrmnita1]

Couldn't hear it. It might have been helpful but I will not ever know.

[AndyDaviesByTheSea]

Thank you, very helpful and I like the idea of you showing alternative methods.

Kind Regards ... Andy

[slavyk79]

I don't know how you got so dark old photos - usually they are very "light"...the black has gone and this is what is difficult for me...But I did learn nice tricks from this video and Thank you!

[JaMeSFilmLtd]

Damn I wish I could hear this, it is a real shame as well based on it having a lot of good comments, however as I am very new it is hard to pick out the different settings.

[meanderer06513]

an informative tutorial, but as always - horrible audio. Ever have anybody explain "plosives" to you? And your diction! For the love of god! Couldn't somebody find another person who knew how to pronounce the letter "t"? It's a real chore to try to pick up something useful in this (and all your other tutorials) with the sound turned low (if not "off") because of such shoddy microphone techniques. I don't mean to come off as being an ingrate, but it's not a fair trade-off, in my book.

[Britec09]

@meanderer06513 i agree with you 100% i done these when i started youtube and had a crap mic, its all sorted now but I dont do photoshop vids anymore I leave it upto the experts, it was a bit of fun for me really...at the time. So your right to have a moan, maybe I should delete my photoshop vids.

[meanderer06513]

@Britec09 The videos ARE informative...they've got many good tips in them. My gripe was that, with such poor audio, having to keep the volume down means that some of the techniques are a little difficult to understand.

[ksteiger]

@Britec09 Thank you for NOT deleting your tutorials. I am grateful they are there. Some people just want you to show up at their house and do the work for them. CHEERS!

[justn1185]

I'm not new to photoshop but I am mostly self taught... and that could be the root of my issues here! I follow your tutorial just fine up until the second mask trick at 7:55. You "put the mask back" and I don't follow that step. Could you explain that in more detail please?

[Britec09]

@justn1185 add layer mask, then push ctrl i, then use the brush

[mlnminass]

Thanks for sharing great tutorial

[shrugbutt]

If your new to Photoshop, these little tutorials are brilliant.

Britec09 belongs in your favourites at all times.

[Xanderfied]

Never mind I was being a yard and using an adjustment layer.

[Xanderfied]

How come when I do the marque tool and then play with curves it doesn't leave a layer mask on the picture?

[rmacphotography]

In a typical American response "You da Man!" and I didn't forget to subscribe.

[Hi675445]

nice

[pansy1231]

Great Tutorial. Thanks.

[Britec09]

your welcome, dont forget to subscribe

[Britec09]

@pansy1231 thanks

[patrickamara]

This was really heplful thanks alot keepaking more

[Britec09]

I will have to do more better photoshop videos.

Cheers

[euphoriart]

Always played with levels to repair or enhance a photo...this gives me a better understanding of what Im actually doing...Been PS ing 14 years now and there are still things I learn today about it that blow me away...love it---thanks a bunch

[Britec09]

yeah you can do some real cool things with photoshop, I will have to start making more videos on it.

[daraphone21]

very helpful thank you!

[Britec09]

glad I could help