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FireHorse · 02-07-2008, 04:18 AM

scan them at a res of 600 dpi and use the heal brush in photoshop then apply an orange layer with about 20% transparency and print them on good quality paper. The touch up in photoshop is a fidly time consuming job but its well worth the effort.
I actually do photo restoration and charge about $35 per hr but anyone with decent photoshop skills can do it and probably do a nice job if they take their time and pay attention to detail

hope that helps
FireHorse

02-07-2008, 04:18 AM	#2 (permalink)
FireHorse New Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Brisbane, AUS Posts: 1	Re: Cleaning old photos scan them at a res of 600 dpi and use the heal brush in photoshop then apply an orange layer with about 20% transparency and print them on good quality paper. The touch up in photoshop is a fidly time consuming job but its well worth the effort. I actually do photo restoration and charge about $35 per hr but anyone with decent photoshop skills can do it and probably do a nice job if they take their time and pay attention to detail hope that helps FireHorse