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#1481683 30-Jan-2016 11:35

timmmay:

That's very impressive - some commercial services might not do so well!

+1. I'd be surprised if anyone could to do better without a very significant amount of work!

Things are LookingUp.... A photo from my back yard :-)

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#1481890 30-Jan-2016 17:34

LookingUp:

timmmay:

That's very impressive - some commercial services might not do so well!

+1. I'd be surprised if anyone could to do better without a very significant amount of work!

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#1481897 30-Jan-2016 17:45

LookingUp:

timmmay:

That's very impressive - some commercial services might not do so well!

+1. I'd be surprised if anyone could to do better without a very significant amount of work!

Yes, I would doubt warehouse stationary could do better. I wonder if they sub contract out that sort of work anyway (maybe overseas?), because it is quite time consuming and specialist stuff to get looking good. I presume it will be quite pricey.

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#1481913 30-Jan-2016 18:54

mattwnz:

LookingUp:

timmmay:

That's very impressive - some commercial services might not do so well!

+1. I'd be surprised if anyone could to do better without a very significant amount of work!

Yes, I would doubt warehouse stationary could do better. I wonder if they sub contract out that sort of work anyway (maybe overseas?), because it is quite time consuming and specialist stuff to get looking good. I presume it will be quite pricey.

Thanks for all the warm fuzzies people. Floydbloke was happy with the outcome, which is great.

I have done some digital retouch stuff in the past and I'm thinking of doing it 'semi-pro' again, so I would be interested in knowing what someone like Warehouse stationery charge as well... or if there would be much demand for removing the Mother in law from the family portrait

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#1481917 30-Jan-2016 19:45

A bit left field, but you might want to give Fiverr a go as well. Yes, I know, you will have to pay but you can only rely on the goodwill of others for so long. Restoring and colourising a photo takes time and skill and those that that have these skills should be fairly remunerated. I appreciate that many will do this out of the goodness of their hearts, but you do end up getting what your pay for.

[edited for clarity]

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#1491377 12-Feb-2016 21:02

Today is our wedding anniversary and I presented 'er indoors with a framed print of the restored photo.

Many points scored.

Sometimes I use big words I don't always fully understand in an effort to make myself sound more photosynthesis.

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