Wassappenning!!!

[The Old Man]

I am looking for software that will restore really old pictures,to nearly new quality.I know I have seen this before but my old memory don't work as it once did,can't remember the software.Any help please.regards..to all

[Jimpy0]

Have used photoshop and paintshop pro previously but wasnt really impressed with the finished results and the time and effort involved.
Maybe a google for photo restorers in your area will yeild some good results, technically you could refuse to pay if the finished atricle wasnt up to the standard you expected but that would be just like me to be tight and devious

best of luck with it m8

[The Old Man]

Thanks Jimpy>>we will go look for the software and try first my self ,,see how far I get.Always meant to get into photoshop>>Then maybe ask around to area photo studios,and ask what they use>>and see if they tell me.. Thanks for the suggestions..

[SamSeed]

I like photoshop, corel studio, and I have another little gadget called Photozoom (mainly used to enhance small pics to large). I'll post up some of the work I did restoring my old photos. I can also give you tips on processing.

[The Old Man]

I like photoshop, corel studio, and I have another little gadget called Photozoom (mainly used to enhance small pics to large). I'll post up some of the work I did restoring my old photos. I can also give you tips on processing.

Hey thanks Sammy,I really appreciate it,I have grabbed photoshop,and paint shop pro,,will look for corel studio..I have always wanted to try photoshop,also found some photo shop tutorials,and an e-book..I'll be back..

This post has been edited by The Old Man: Jun 11 2010, 06:17 PM

[motown]

Myself, i use GIMP.

Its legitimately free, does what photoshop, corel, etc. do, and is also open source.

I figured if i was going to learn, id use something i could afford, and free open source software is right in my budget. most functions and features of the other industry leading image editing software are implemented in GIMP, so most tutorials written for other applications, easily apply them selves to GIMP.

As a matter of fact, I created my sig with GIMP, and a few other images in the photohost here at EUS, feel free to take a look at them.

On the other hand, if you arent exactly comfortable with the boxy end of the mouse, you may want to look for a one click photo restorer app that requires less user interaction.

[The Old Man]

Myself, i use GIMP.

Its legitimately free, does what photoshop, corel, etc. do, and is also open source.

I figured if i was going to learn, id use something i could afford, and free open source software is right in my budget. most functions and features of the other industry leading image editing software are implemented in GIMP, so most tutorials written for other applications, easily apply them selves to GIMP.

As a matter of fact, I created my sig with GIMP, and a few other images in the photohost here at EUS, feel free to take a look at them.

On the other hand, if you arent exactly comfortable with the boxy end of the mouse, you may want to look for a one click photo restorer app that requires less user interaction.

I will look for this as well..I am a big fan of open source software!!.I go to Sourceforge.net....I can usually do things if I take my time and read a little>>>Thanks for the Info..

http://sourceforge.net/search/?type_of_sea...&words=GIMP