restoration services
Revive your memories with our restoration services
Photos are more than just images; they're tangible pieces of our history, capturing precious moments and connecting people or events to the past. Over years and decades, neglect, and accidents can take their toll leaving cherished photos faded, torn, scratched, or stained. Our theory is, damaged photos don't have to be lost forever. Thanks to modern technology, techniques and expertise, it's possible to restore these images and exert new life into faded memories.
Key Steps to a Photo Restoration
Digitization: The first step is to create a high-resolution digital scan of the original photo. This allows you to work on a safe copy without risking further damage to the original.
Dust and Scratch removal: Software tools are used to identify and remove dust particles, scratches, and other imperfections. Tears & Creases: Complex techniques are employed to seamlessly remove these problem areas along with reconstructing any missing features Colour Correction and Enhancement: Colours are restored to their original vibrancy, contrast is adjusted, and overall image clarity is improved. Sharpening: Final step involves sharpening the images lightly to enhance details and create a more crisp and defined appearance.
care for your restored photographs by keeping them away from sunlight and a damp environment if you have any regard for them read the first line of the first paragraph again!
whilst a person has been removed here, you can also be add a person providing it is of similar quality and resolution
An old postcard from 1913 is faded and lacks definition which is brought back to life with some cropping and improved contrast...the blemishes are removed as a matter of course
A trio of Edwardian images which have been restored and sepia tint added
"Green Arrow" with considerable marks and magenta colour cast now restored to an acceptable print
A beautiful Victorian lady …..original is badly faded and marked …second image restored with contrast and exposure corrected …third a sepia tint added …lastly a light vignette added, you can opt for a dark one if desired