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What is the opinion of the group as to where I can read up on efficient techniques for photo restoration and the raft of problems that can be encountered?There are various books you can purchase, and tutorials online, etc. which the nice people in here will direct you to. From my own personal experiences, I have been doing photo restoration for quite a few years and I believe just experimenting with different tools and working out your own techniques is the way to go. Read some tutorials to simply "point you in the right direction", but develop your own methods from there. The reason why I say this is that I have read tutorials (now as an experienced restorer) and I often find the methods suggested are not the quickest and best ways to do things. I read a long winded method to do something that really required a lot less steps and a little more commonsense.
What is the opinion of the group as to where I can read up on efficient techniques for photo restoration and the raft of problems that can be encountered?
Deadlegs wrote:
What is the opinion of the group as to where I can read up on efficient techniques for photo restoration and the raft of problems that can be encountered?
What is the opinion of the group as to where I can read up on efficient techniques for photo restoration and the raft of problems that can be encountered?Buy Photoshop Restoration and Retouching by Katrin Eismann, then visit:
Deadlegs wrote:
What is the opinion of the group as to where I can read up on efficient techniques for photo restoration and the raft of problems that can be encountered?There are various books you can purchase, and tutorials online, etc. which the nice people in here will direct you to. From my own personal experiences, I have been doing photo restoration for quite a few years and I believe just experimenting with different tools and working out your own techniques is the way to go. Read some tutorials to simply "point you in the right direction", but develop your own methods from there. The reason why I say this is that I have read tutorials (now as an experienced restorer) and I often find the methods suggested are not the quickest and best ways to do things. I read a long winded method to do something that really required a lot less steps and a little more commonsense.
Regards,
Brian
Brian wrote:
Deadlegs wrote:
What is the opinion of the group as to where I can read up on efficient techniques for photo restoration and the raft of problems that can be encountered?
http://www.digitalretouch.org/
This is the site of "Restoration and Retouching" by Katrin Eismann. I give this book 10/10 for teaching all you need to know to restore any type of photo.
http://digitaldog.imagingrevue.com/tips/index.shtml
Tips and tutorials
Good luck
Ornette
"Deadlegs" wrote in message
What is the opinion of the group as to where I can read up on efficient techniques for photo restoration and the raft of problems that can be encountered?
Two good resources I’ve found:
"Photoshop Restoration & Retouching" by Katrin Eismann, and the forum at www.retouchpro.com
On Sun, 10 Apr 2005 00:44:59 GMT, "Deadlegs"
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What is the opinion of the group as to where I can read up on efficient techniques for photo restoration and the raft of problems that can be encountered?Buy Photoshop Restoration and Retouching by Katrin Eismann, then visit:
www.digitalretouch.org and
www.retouchpro.com
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Thanks Ornette. It seems Eismann’s is to Retouching as Margulis is to Color Correction.
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