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Photo restoration knowledge base
Photography is history written by light and with light, a recollection of stories across family albums, museum exhibits, mobile phones or the observable universe.
This blog intends to delve deep into both the origins of photography and the concept of mindful photography as a unifying framework. Whether you’re looking to restore old images or take some brand new ones, you’ll find useful advice in these articles.
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Quick Guide to Scanning Your Photos at Home
Scanning photos at home is a great way to preserve your family's precious memories and make them easily accessible. However, it can be overwhelming to know where to start. That's
9 Tips to level up your photography skills
Your photos are a reflection of the way you see the world, therefore there is beauty and uniqueness in every shot, follow these tips to take it to the next
How to bring your old photos back to life
If you follow these instructions, you will be able to give new life to your old photographs and store away your memories for many years to come.
The art of photo restoration
Retouching a picture is a challenging endeavour that calls for not just technical know-how but also an aesthetic sensibility and a lot of effort and patience.
Veteran History Photo Restoration
Unlocking memories: How digital restoration technology is preserving the stories of our veterans for future generations
Remove paper texture from old photos
FFT or Fast Fourier Transform is a proven photo edition algortighm that can assist in the restoration of an old photo with repetitive texture patterns.
Australian Heritage Photo Restoration
We are Yesterdays photo, an Australian Heritage and Historical photo restoration and archival supplier in Perth Western Australia.
How much photo restoration costs?
Restoring a photo to its former glory is a valuable investment usually ranging from $89 to $489 - a price determined by the extent of damage, size, and restoration time
Old Photo Preservation tips.
Eventually your old photos will suffer the effects of time, environment or physical contact, follow these tips to extend the life of your old photographs