@menmegirlz Really, where does it say "how too"? And just for future use, you used "too" when referencing "how too" which implies "in addition". You were looking for "to" as in "how to" which indicates motion or action. Here endith the lesson.
When you are cloning from certain areas you have to take small samples and build to the nearest known pixels in that tonal range. Any imperfections n a run sampled with the clone stamp tool can give you the effect of 'snaking', a common mistake. Everyone does it at some point. My advice would be to work in smaller areas, work tight and then when you have a wider range to sample from you can apply a bigger brush range.
Awesome touchup vid, you are really good. I just purchased Adobe Production Premium CS 5.5, it's amazing. I need to take some classes or just do some research to get this type of workflow. Just knowing exactly what to do next and knocking it out step by step.
I have one question though, When these photos were originally printed they weren't yellow, they were black and white. Was this just a physical restoration or is it normal to leave tho photo that way?
@dankhimself - As to the original color, I think its personal preference. I tend to try to leave the photos discolored within reason. Changing the colors too much is just against my taste. By the way I will not colorize a photo for any reason. I have been offered lots of bigger jobs and I turned them down. Colorizing an original B&W photo is nothing more than image rape in my opinion
hi...this good...i have two old pics of my parents of their wedding day and i want to 1 have it retouched and two make it bigger to an 8X10...can you send me instructions and pricing info? greatly appreciated!
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This is one of my favorite Photoshop tutorial vids and what can be done, it brings back new life to old school coolness and a perfect blend of sound, good job :)
I also have an old photo of my great grandmother I would love to have restored to present to my mother for Christmas. If you have the time, please let me know what would be the cost.
Your Grandmother was a very beautiful woman, and even though i could not learn much from the video it was still amazing.. keeps me trying harder on PS.
You did a wonderful job. I have a picture of my mother-in-law when she was 8 yrs old and my sister-in-law torn it to pieces and missing a piece which is the important part, her arm. I tried to do it. I did what I can by cloning and using the scratch tool thats all I did. It looks ok, just wish it looks as half as good as yours. Great job. I used Paintshop Pro 3, don't have Adobe, wish I did. lol Thank you for your turorial.
@orirnda I'm Impressed, I know it not a tutorial, but it's going to take me twice the work to figure out all your steps, first I'll start with premier pro, slow you down a little, then it's off the photoshop, to try it on my own photo. Thanks for sharing you talents! Wish I could just play youtube in slow mo....:)
My mums birthday is in 5 days. I have an old photo of my nan that she would love to be restored. It would make the perfect gift. Can you do it and what would it cost...
Nice work. I been getting into some similar restoration but not to the extent you show here. My question is how do you use the clone stamp and remove the repetitive copying? Of course you don't want it to look like you copied what was near it. Also, I tried that on faces and it doesn't work well for me since face color is different all over. I have Adobe PS Elements 2.0. It's quite old. I'm a self learner with no help or books etc.
Hello, i am a photographer, would you happen to know how to create an action in CS3 PS to expose on the picture the sequence number of the picture? like somewhere in the corner, as of right now, since business in getting larger (thank God) im having more and more photographs, and i need to add the sequence number for every photo when the client previews it online. Thanx and God bless.
Yeah. I would love step by step. Doing picture restoration in my class, and... well Instructor to busy with other I gotta learn from Youtube and the book. Pleeeeease have a Step by step. Would love you long time xD <3
Hi there Digital - this is absolutely AMAZING - but can we please have a step-by-step tutorial please? I see you said you would post one three months ago. Have you posted it anywhere yet? Many thanks.
@BMJSpitteler Yea I know ... I have just been slammed with work . I actually started the step by step but it will be a couple more weeks before I get them posted . I am breaking up the steps into short videos . I just wish I had more time to do this stuff because people send me so many emails about this video .
@DigitalDesignHouse - Gosh, that was FAST. I have been looking at others on here and yours is by far the BEST - so I am going to wait for yours. I have subscribed to your videos. THANK you so so much Digital. BTW would I be able to work on it without the tablet you are using? Thanks for your time.
One word - phwoar........ if that really is a word. I love doing photo repairs but this one leaves my efforts for dead!! Amazing. I managed to get quite a few hints from it for future use. Thanks.
JAWDROPPING! i want to the same with my grampa photo (it's not that bad) but i want it to be as perfect as possible, i noticed your use of the clone stamp, you try to use it from one patten and then dragging right? so the clone stamp copies that pattern, or what?
@acdudec There are alot of techniques involved here but yes that is how the clone stamp tool works . One of the tricks is to not use 100% opacity all the time . You will see that when I am doing the bottom of her dress . You can even borrow patterns and swatches from other pictures .... no rules to it .
@DigitalDesignHouse don't want to be pushy, but after looking at your video i made myself of courage to restore my grandpa photo (i just wouldn't dare before that), i have a problem, a portion of his eye is rip off, i saw in other videos how they do that, same way as you mentioned, using other photos to restore, but i don't know exactly what should i do, first import another photo, then use a mask, i really don't know i'm a complete noob. But so far the spot healing, patch, clone did the job vw
@acdudec . Go to file , place and choose the file of eye that you want to use . That will create a layer just for the eye . Remember to always use masks ... they are non destructive and can be undone at any time . You can change the opacity of the eye layer to about 40% and then get the center lined up . From there adjust size and shape to match original eye . Change back to 100% and mask out what you don't need .
I love this tutorial,but I would be much better if it showed the step by step,.
I`m going to buy a tablet right now! Let`s see how it goes ,because the ones we have at DeVry University ,are way too sensitive to the pen I mean really ,to the point where is impossible to deal with them.
I love this tutorial,but I would be much better if it showed the step by step,.
I`m going to buy a tablet right now! Let`s see how it goes ,because the ones we have at DeVry University ,are way too sensitive to the pen I mean really ,to the point where is impossible to deal with them.
I am in the middle of restoring a pic of my mother and her siblings, and grandmother in an impromptu family portrait. My biggest issue are the thousands of scratches. I also had to create/restore a new pair of shoes for her. It's so much fun though.
@fantasticHorus It cam out a little darker in the vid than it actually was . It does get more rich with the higher gama output and saturation . Your adding color to a very low saturated pallet
@ssodangi Just finished our documentary and submitted to sundance so sorry for the late response . I am working on some more of the tutorials ... I have a few requests for certain techniques .. Now that I have time .
This is absolutely amazing. Very beautiful. You are truly talented. I'm curious if you use a graphic tablet to do this or just your mouse? Great job!!
@Designing5 I don't use the heal brush at all ... maybe once in a blue moon . I use the clone stamp tool alot at different flow and opacity . I also use swatches from different parts of the photo and even donor photos . Some parts though I just paint myself ... just all depends on the need .
i have done this with many of my parents older photos from way back in in the USSR only using the clone stamp. you did this amazingly, its just that sometimes, spots seem to look over-replicated. any suggestions as to how I may avoid this issue?
@userpyromaster Thank you very much for the compliment . Well one of the things I do is to change the flow and opacity of the clone stamp tool . You can see this at about 1:42 seconds into the piece . Another trick I use is "borrowing" swatches from other old photos . I will be doing a tutorial on how I did this piece but if you have any questions ... feel free to email them over .
based on the photo it seems that her is supposed to have a shorter bang kinda curving to the left side. but that's pretty awesome work you did non the less
@laysa713 I am working on this tutorial and I will explain how I did everything in detail . I have just been swamped , maybe I can finish it up in the coming weeks though .
@tstaylor18 First let me say thank you . It means alot when people like what you do . Yes I do create digital media for a living but rarely photo restore projects . This one was just fun because it was my grandmother ... gotta love what you do .
Thanks for the compliment ... the photo is my late grandmother . I stole the photo from my mom , fixed it and then gave her an 8x10 . That is the only photo we have of her before she was about 70 .
So nice you did that for your grandmother.
The after-effect looks really really good.
I used those same techniques quite recently to restore an old damaged photo of my grand-grandmother. That was so cool.
TheDigitalStone 2 days ago
You are very good with oul Adobe my friend !!
illogicalloser 1 week ago
Dude, your grandma is 'vintage-hot'
billomatic5000 1 week ago
Super u take few min u should clear all
mmkumar1231 2 weeks ago
What is the point of this video? It says how too. All it is, terrible music and somebody showing off.
menmegirlz 3 weeks ago
@menmegirlz Really, where does it say "how too"? And just for future use, you used "too" when referencing "how too" which implies "in addition". You were looking for "to" as in "how to" which indicates motion or action. Here endith the lesson.
DigitalDesignHouse 2 weeks ago 2
DAM SONG!!!!!
luilui8812 1 month ago
Log Live the Clone Stamp Tool :)
adrianstroila 1 month ago
Part 2
When you are cloning from certain areas you have to take small samples and build to the nearest known pixels in that tonal range. Any imperfections n a run sampled with the clone stamp tool can give you the effect of 'snaking', a common mistake. Everyone does it at some point. My advice would be to work in smaller areas, work tight and then when you have a wider range to sample from you can apply a bigger brush range.
TheLondonForever 1 month ago
Developed* not printed, my mistake. Please refrain from the usual youtube trashing haha.
dankhimself 1 month ago
Awesome touchup vid, you are really good. I just purchased Adobe Production Premium CS 5.5, it's amazing. I need to take some classes or just do some research to get this type of workflow. Just knowing exactly what to do next and knocking it out step by step.
I have one question though, When these photos were originally printed they weren't yellow, they were black and white. Was this just a physical restoration or is it normal to leave tho photo that way?
dankhimself 1 month ago
@dankhimself - As to the original color, I think its personal preference. I tend to try to leave the photos discolored within reason. Changing the colors too much is just against my taste. By the way I will not colorize a photo for any reason. I have been offered lots of bigger jobs and I turned them down. Colorizing an original B&W photo is nothing more than image rape in my opinion
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hi...this good...i have two old pics of my parents of their wedding day and i want to 1 have it retouched and two make it bigger to an 8X10...can you send me instructions and pricing info? greatly appreciated!
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XxXorezXxX2 1 month ago
Can I ask how many hours or days to complete this?
pikachu6992 1 month ago
why do people think its a tutorial?
pombenenge 1 month ago
some people should learn to use photoshop instead of moaning about this guys video. nice upload.
speedmasteruk1 1 month ago
lol, cry babies. They can't spoon feed you everything! You can still see what tools he uses.
jcammon1 1 month ago
gay music :(
brethren16 1 month ago
awesome stuff! Grandma would be proud!
2cqql1 2 months ago
great video!!!
Criss498 2 months ago
Pity about the reversed persepective on the right hand side of picture chair upright :/
varaguru 2 months ago
@_@ That's what I look like while watching
lenihaw 2 months ago
very nicely done she was a dish indeed thanks mate!
bronxbull1960 2 months ago
Bravo,Great video.
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image012 2 months ago
This is one of my favorite Photoshop tutorial vids and what can be done, it brings back new life to old school coolness and a perfect blend of sound, good job :)
jumpinjack1 2 months ago
WOW!!! YOUR SO GOOD!!
Alvershin 2 months ago
really incredible work 0.0 congratulations, i like it
Maitelikeanime 2 months ago
i have a photoshop class and i learned this a couple of weeks ago..
rickkyperez21 3 months ago
i can do this..
rickkyperez21 3 months ago
Excellent!
barrykilmartin 3 months ago
great work! :)
joa1661 3 months ago
I also have an old photo of my great grandmother I would love to have restored to present to my mother for Christmas. If you have the time, please let me know what would be the cost.
skyrightabove 3 months ago
is very good!
as the name of that song?
Septinel07 4 months ago
Can't follow!
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FANTASTIC!!! LOVED IT
underground4themass 4 months ago
That is ow some restoring!!!!!
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MegaMrplease 4 months ago
Nice work
picnea 4 months ago
Nice!
conradconstantine 5 months ago
Your Grandmother was a very beautiful woman, and even though i could not learn much from the video it was still amazing.. keeps me trying harder on PS.
Thx
nuhii 5 months ago
thx 4 u
sattarubeid 5 months ago
You did a wonderful job. I have a picture of my mother-in-law when she was 8 yrs old and my sister-in-law torn it to pieces and missing a piece which is the important part, her arm. I tried to do it. I did what I can by cloning and using the scratch tool thats all I did. It looks ok, just wish it looks as half as good as yours. Great job. I used Paintshop Pro 3, don't have Adobe, wish I did. lol Thank you for your turorial.
Irishdragonles 5 months ago
some poeple are dumb, thinking this is a tutorial :/ Anyway, great work! I wish I could restore photos like that!
richardsimpogames 5 months ago
It is not a tutorial it is a MONTAGE.
orirnda 5 months ago
@orirnda - Thats why I didn't put tutorial in the title or in the description or in the video
DigitalDesignHouse 5 months ago 11
@orirnda I'm Impressed, I know it not a tutorial, but it's going to take me twice the work to figure out all your steps, first I'll start with premier pro, slow you down a little, then it's off the photoshop, to try it on my own photo. Thanks for sharing you talents! Wish I could just play youtube in slow mo....:)
madcrazy4photos 5 months ago
@orirnda Hmm... where did you read tutorial?
10GreenDay01 4 months ago
your grandma was so beautiful..
sandwichandguitarboy 6 months ago
can u make it little slow , i cant observe clearly. :(
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its not yet restored, you only clean it,and still the same color, a real restoration is all the color must be restore
siwids 6 months ago
My mums birthday is in 5 days. I have an old photo of my nan that she would love to be restored. It would make the perfect gift. Can you do it and what would it cost...
ncunico 7 months ago
@ncunico just sent you a pm .
DigitalDesignHouse 7 months ago
@ncunico Just sent you a pm
DigitalDesignHouse 7 months ago
Amazing skills!!!
TIBS2006 7 months ago
Nice work. I been getting into some similar restoration but not to the extent you show here. My question is how do you use the clone stamp and remove the repetitive copying? Of course you don't want it to look like you copied what was near it. Also, I tried that on faces and it doesn't work well for me since face color is different all over. I have Adobe PS Elements 2.0. It's quite old. I'm a self learner with no help or books etc.
jlo138 8 months ago
your grandma is beautiful!
mimictt 8 months ago
Impressive!!
Marklingers 8 months ago
we need step by step tutorial DigitalDesignHouse ;(
leon47 8 months ago
Impressive!
TheQwertyWord 8 months ago
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Hello, i am a photographer, would you happen to know how to create an action in CS3 PS to expose on the picture the sequence number of the picture? like somewhere in the corner, as of right now, since business in getting larger (thank God) im having more and more photographs, and i need to add the sequence number for every photo when the client previews it online. Thanx and God bless.
Samson4G 9 months ago
Ya but how you do that ?!!! this just for your self not for us.
HawreKoyi1 9 months ago
great idea, but you should try explaining in a tutorial for those who don;t know the tools within PS too well.
asimonaghita 9 months ago
That was absolutely amazing ! I only just found this because I'm looking for tips to restore pictures of my grand-fathers.
AillilDaineCobre 9 months ago
I salute you, this is really fantastic work. I would imagine there is good money to be made with a talent like this?
Skyswinger 9 months ago
Too fast, useless tutorial :(
masterspanishru 9 months ago 2
@masterspanishru Not a tutorial but thanks for playing :)
DigitalDesignHouse 9 months ago 18
this is utterly amazing...its like watching a movie....
MrReemoner 10 months ago
O_o this is amazing!
I noticed a small flaw though :(
Her shirt or whatever it is is showing at the top part next to her necklace, but a bit lower you removed it - because it looked blurry...
Tell me if I am mistaking!
Jerbod2 10 months ago
This video is absolutely memorizing. I've watched it over and over. Please make more of them.
Kristonia69 10 months ago
Great work! But I cannot possibly learn at the rate you're going?
KJEboys 10 months ago
Yeah. I would love step by step. Doing picture restoration in my class, and... well Instructor to busy with other I gotta learn from Youtube and the book. Pleeeeease have a Step by step. Would love you long time xD <3
CartoonFunatic 11 months ago
just Amazing! Speachless!
Metatrongufi 11 months ago
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Yes it is wonderful what can be done with this program
Thank you very much
free2pongrat 11 months ago
... How are you human. This is ridiculously insane!
GerardwHey 11 months ago 9
@GerardwHey You are too kind .... I think :)
DigitalDesignHouse 11 months ago
Hi there Digital - this is absolutely AMAZING - but can we please have a step-by-step tutorial please? I see you said you would post one three months ago. Have you posted it anywhere yet? Many thanks.
BMJSpitteler 11 months ago 4
@BMJSpitteler Yea I know ... I have just been slammed with work . I actually started the step by step but it will be a couple more weeks before I get them posted . I am breaking up the steps into short videos . I just wish I had more time to do this stuff because people send me so many emails about this video .
DigitalDesignHouse 11 months ago
@DigitalDesignHouse - Gosh, that was FAST. I have been looking at others on here and yours is by far the BEST - so I am going to wait for yours. I have subscribed to your videos. THANK you so so much Digital. BTW would I be able to work on it without the tablet you are using? Thanks for your time.
BMJSpitteler 11 months ago
@DigitalDesignHouse
I did get the tablet yesterday as I said,but the small one they had ran out of the medium intuos 4.
Please do post the steps,because I promised my mom i`d fix her chilhood photos:)
Thank you
Latanga84 11 months ago
Muy bueno :D
ActualizarNod32 11 months ago
She's beautiful. She'd be very proud. You are very talented. Thank you so much for posting.
veroandariega 11 months ago
One word - phwoar........ if that really is a word. I love doing photo repairs but this one leaves my efforts for dead!! Amazing. I managed to get quite a few hints from it for future use. Thanks.
PFFLisaMC 1 year ago
Got bored watching it, could you speed it up a bit more please .... LOL
Great result by the way
GottaGetHear 1 year ago
I am sure her beauty helped inspire such great photoshopping!
pakinamja 1 year ago
That was incredible. I have an old photo of my parents i am trying to restore. I'll have a hard time doing as good a job as you:)
garygoggin 1 year ago
congratulations
ixelfred 1 year ago
my god your granny was a beautiful woman nice video :P
benitesw321 1 year ago
What was the actual time spent doing this?
UofOeugene 1 year ago
I liked the first one better.
AreaQNH870 1 year ago
That is insane! It looks like your just erasing the rips and cracks.
EmmyGurl523 1 year ago
That is amazing!! Wish I can do that.. I have CS5
KJEboys 1 year ago
man, you're really, really, really fast at this!!!!... j/k.... lol... but you are really, really fast....
BunnyManBridge 1 year ago
Amazing job!! more than restoring a picture, you become a barber, a carpenter, dress designer....
Magicalphotoshop 1 year ago
JAWDROPPING! i want to the same with my grampa photo (it's not that bad) but i want it to be as perfect as possible, i noticed your use of the clone stamp, you try to use it from one patten and then dragging right? so the clone stamp copies that pattern, or what?
acdudec 1 year ago
@acdudec There are alot of techniques involved here but yes that is how the clone stamp tool works . One of the tricks is to not use 100% opacity all the time . You will see that when I am doing the bottom of her dress . You can even borrow patterns and swatches from other pictures .... no rules to it .
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
@DigitalDesignHouse don't want to be pushy, but after looking at your video i made myself of courage to restore my grandpa photo (i just wouldn't dare before that), i have a problem, a portion of his eye is rip off, i saw in other videos how they do that, same way as you mentioned, using other photos to restore, but i don't know exactly what should i do, first import another photo, then use a mask, i really don't know i'm a complete noob. But so far the spot healing, patch, clone did the job vw
acdudec 1 year ago
@acdudec . Go to file , place and choose the file of eye that you want to use . That will create a layer just for the eye . Remember to always use masks ... they are non destructive and can be undone at any time . You can change the opacity of the eye layer to about 40% and then get the center lined up . From there adjust size and shape to match original eye . Change back to 100% and mask out what you don't need .
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
FANTASTIC! Great video and restoration.
picturerenewal 1 year ago
which tool is the one where you colored the hair is it the clone one?
RcUniverseGuy 1 year ago
@RcUniverseGuy I used clone , brush and some masking . I use a Wacom tablet so when I do fine hair I can get the fine ends to the brush pattern .
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
@DigitalDesignHouse
I love this tutorial,but I would be much better if it showed the step by step,.
I`m going to buy a tablet right now! Let`s see how it goes ,because the ones we have at DeVry University ,are way too sensitive to the pen I mean really ,to the point where is impossible to deal with them.
Latanga84 11 months ago
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@DigitalDesignHouse
I love this tutorial,but I would be much better if it showed the step by step,.
I`m going to buy a tablet right now! Let`s see how it goes ,because the ones we have at DeVry University ,are way too sensitive to the pen I mean really ,to the point where is impossible to deal with them.
Latanga84 11 months ago
the hair still looks wrong to me but other than that it was really really good
mikeymikemikey1 1 year ago
That was absolutely amazing! Thank you for sharing. I've often wondered how in the world people restore photos.
stairwellsinger 1 year ago
@stairwellsinger I will be posting a how to video on restores pretty soon .
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
That was fabulous work. Thanks for posting this and greetings from Sheffield, UK.
thinkwhatulike 1 year ago
I am in the middle of restoring a pic of my mother and her siblings, and grandmother in an impromptu family portrait. My biggest issue are the thousands of scratches. I also had to create/restore a new pair of shoes for her. It's so much fun though.
Any tips for the scratches?
GhostofRazors 1 year ago
this is super awesome. thumbs up :)
sy3dz 1 year ago
u got some serious skillz der kidda
KevTeezy 1 year ago
THAT WAS REALLY AWESOME!!! :)
chuvakhenesis 1 year ago
@chuvakhenesis Thank you Julie ... I am glad you liked it and greetings from Orlando Florida .
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
hey frnd plz tell me about clone stamp tool.
MultiCch 1 year ago
@MultiCch What do you need to know ?
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
can you do one for me?
benjaminfry 1 year ago
wow a very good jobe i raely liked what you did with the other side of the chair and how you mached its coler to the other sid of the light
tomerkaslassy 1 year ago
she is gorgeous and ou job is amazing! god, you did it amazing. but i didnt like the hair. you could leave it natural.
Vilma19930626 1 year ago
dream on by aerosmith am i right?
cameliabellisima 1 year ago
@cameliabellisima You are correct ...
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
Incredible!
stultzdigital 1 year ago
OMG! This is amazing!
08ciana 1 year ago
I have Photoshop Elements 7. Can you do the same process in that program? I have the clone stamp tool. Are you using any other tools?
2007omi 1 year ago
@2007omi I use a whole host of tools that are not avail in PE7 . I also use a Wacom Tablet ....I couldn't live without it .
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
She's beautiful! Excellent work!
lzjourney 1 year ago
Nice Video
Like the music!
Areosmith Dream on Acustic cover
amassenburg1 1 year ago
Very nice, why did you make it darker at the very end?
fantasticHorus 1 year ago
@fantasticHorus It cam out a little darker in the vid than it actually was . It does get more rich with the higher gama output and saturation . Your adding color to a very low saturated pallet
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
GRANDMOTHER???
marr131 1 year ago
@marr131 Yeup , she was my gram ...
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
Breathtaking how long did it take to complete it?
wolfchants 1 year ago
@wolfchants This video is about an hour and a half of work ...
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
Awesome!
ophelius111 1 year ago
hey what tool do u use?
blurrychix20 1 year ago
@blurrychix20 wacom tablet , photoshop and a lot of mt dew / kools
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
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blurrychix20 1 year ago
Awesome! Do you make commercial videos for this kind of restoration? I'm interested.
ssodangi 1 year ago
@ssodangi Just finished our documentary and submitted to sundance so sorry for the late response . I am working on some more of the tutorials ... I have a few requests for certain techniques .. Now that I have time .
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
@DigitalDesignHouse
Cool, keep me posted pls.
ssodangi 1 year ago
This is absolutely amazing. Very beautiful. You are truly talented. I'm curious if you use a graphic tablet to do this or just your mouse? Great job!!
Cheers!
Evocati2008 1 year ago 9
@Evocati2008 Oh yea .... I use a tablet . There are some things are much easier and faster with a tablet . Thank you for your comment by the way ...
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago 2
@Evocati2008 Wacom all the way , couldn't live without it .
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
amazing... i do restorations (ifixanyphoto) as well. I liked your of swatches.
aidinslevel 1 year ago
Incredible.
MidnightKat5000 1 year ago
Amazing Job .I just started in photoshop hope i can get this good
ahood99 1 year ago
Amazing Job .I just started in photoshop hope i can get this good
ahood99 1 year ago
How do you increase the photo res without the picture looking "blown up"?
thafoofa 1 year ago
Awesome, it was like a major operation. Well done ^_^
freya14 1 year ago
Wow, cracking job here, well done!!
stanegg0 1 year ago
@Designing5 I don't use the heal brush at all ... maybe once in a blue moon . I use the clone stamp tool alot at different flow and opacity . I also use swatches from different parts of the photo and even donor photos . Some parts though I just paint myself ... just all depends on the need .
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
i have done this with many of my parents older photos from way back in in the USSR only using the clone stamp. you did this amazingly, its just that sometimes, spots seem to look over-replicated. any suggestions as to how I may avoid this issue?
userpyromaster 1 year ago
@userpyromaster Thank you very much for the compliment . Well one of the things I do is to change the flow and opacity of the clone stamp tool . You can see this at about 1:42 seconds into the piece . Another trick I use is "borrowing" swatches from other old photos . I will be doing a tutorial on how I did this piece but if you have any questions ... feel free to email them over .
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
@DigitalDesignHouse yould you please give me your email in a pm? i believe that you are a clone stamp god. Please allow me to learn from you.
userpyromaster 1 year ago
based on the photo it seems that her is supposed to have a shorter bang kinda curving to the left side. but that's pretty awesome work you did non the less
eckodemiks 1 year ago
Wow. Can you give us some of the tools you used? I hope you can make a tutorial. Great work! :D
laysa713 1 year ago
@laysa713 I am working on this tutorial and I will explain how I did everything in detail . I have just been swamped , maybe I can finish it up in the coming weeks though .
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
@DigitalDesignHouse Thank you so much! Looking forward to that! :D
laysa713 1 year ago
Wow... This is great! Awesome...!
dbm7230 1 year ago 2
Amazing! Speechless...
LinaArt1 1 year ago
@LinaArt1 Thank you very much ... I don't know what happened but all of a sudden I am getting alot more views and very kind posts . Very Kind ... :)
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
Wow! That is awesome. You did it so well while maintaining authenticity. I hope you do this professionally.
tstaylor18 1 year ago
@tstaylor18 First let me say thank you . It means alot when people like what you do . Yes I do create digital media for a living but rarely photo restore projects . This one was just fun because it was my grandmother ... gotta love what you do .
DigitalDesignHouse 1 year ago
excellent job... :-)
pasta8cz 1 year ago
i'm blown away...that was amazing
YourCathe 1 year ago
That is awesome.
Hanban1219 1 year ago
Great job man I really like how it turned out
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IntoTheVoidTheBand 2 years ago
Excelent Work, how many time you spend on it.
egarzavaldez 2 years ago
must have made someone really happy to see their loved one's picture that good!
CorvetteTeaser 2 years ago
Thanks for the compliment ... the photo is my late grandmother . I stole the photo from my mom , fixed it and then gave her an 8x10 . That is the only photo we have of her before she was about 70 .
DigitalDesignHouse 2 years ago
Absolutely amazing you did a fantastic job!
CRACKERS060 2 years ago
Amazing job really great picture!!!5*
PhotoshopDesignz 2 years ago