25 Responses to “Photo Restoration #1: An Introduction & Example [PhotoShop]”

1. jatrasmara says:

   2011-08-20 at 08:44

   is this photoshop 7 ?
2. Samson4G says:

   2011-08-20 at 09:33

   Hello, i am a photographer, would you happen to know how to create an action in CS3 PS to expose on the picture the sequence number of the picture? like somewhere in the corner, as of right now, since business in getting larger (thank God) im having more and more photographs, and i need to add the sequence number for every photo when the client previews it online. Thanx and God bless.
3. HawreKoyi1 says:

   2011-08-20 at 10:17

   Dud why you didn’t finish it till end i want to know how you keep the details???
4. qormi1000 says:

   2011-08-20 at 10:39

   Wonderful tutorial – I am going to check out your other videos. Thank you
5. EnvigoStudio says:

   2011-08-20 at 11:32

   Nice tutorial…

   All the Best
6. acdudec says:

   2011-08-20 at 12:04

   what is this, photoshop CS minus 4? jk
7. MrPhillyrick1 says:

   2011-08-20 at 12:45

   is the rubber stamp tool the clone tool?
8. FredericBayer says:

   2011-08-20 at 13:40

   Filling the white areas is much less of a pain in CS5 with its content-aware fill
9. dvsmike says:

   2011-08-20 at 13:53

   @collagegurl Did u ever get that photo fixed up. Message me if you havent, maybe i can help. Im looking to do this to work my way thru school. I have photoshop stuff on my facebook and myspace pages. DM me here at my youtube acct with ur email.
10. scarlettexskittles says:

    2011-08-20 at 14:02

    @binananana26 should work on all versions..
11. Carmel86Tae says:

    2011-08-20 at 14:45

    Thank you for the tutorial! Appreciate it much!
12. alexandramarcelo says:

    2011-08-20 at 15:02

    can i ask what software you use to create the tutorial ?
    and how can you make the image so clear?

    thank you
13. FredericBayer says:

    2011-08-20 at 15:26

    Is this win98? Cool, haven’t seen that in a long time!
14. ihatetaft says:

    2011-08-20 at 16:21

    Thank you so much for this!
15. collagegurl says:

    2011-08-20 at 17:04

    i’m looking for a tutorial on photoshop 7.0 ME that can help me restore my moms old black and white picture it has cracks in the faces like it’s been bent up and stuff. And i dont know how to fix it on Photoshop. The videos i looked at arent showin me what i wanna know. Can someone help me.
16. chess000master says:

    2011-08-20 at 17:54

    Your really amazing. I’ll use this tutorial in CS4
17. binananana26 says:

    2011-08-20 at 18:16

    what version of photoshop ur using it’s very old but still useful
18. SmileyXxMileyXxCyrus says:

    2011-08-20 at 19:07

    What is this>?
    Like whats the website to download it or use it>??
19. bigjhay says:

    2011-08-20 at 19:54

    what version is this??? nice work..
20. MidwestMex says:

    2011-08-20 at 20:10

    nice basics for photo restore. also, what version of Photoshop is this? like 1? lol just playing
21. jakms3343 says:

    2011-08-20 at 20:21

    was better before =-0
22. welshdragon2008 says:

    2011-08-20 at 20:28

    can i ask you something?

    your grandfather shirt is filthy. Specs of dust, scratches etc.

    i have an old pic of my Grandmother when she was a child. Its also so badly damaged it cannot be displayed. Ive had it scanned and ive tried to make thousands upon thousands of specs and scratches dissapear. but still looks awful.

    do you want to make a tutorial on how to restore it? if not,, any suggestions on what i could do?
23. rjnabilene says:

    2011-08-20 at 21:08

    All this was done on the original background layer? No adjustment layers or masks? I’m not saying that you made some improvements, but at the very least this short video doesn’t even come close to showing what photoshop is capable of.
24. andy86i says:

    2011-08-20 at 21:51

    is there a part 2 to this? i love watching these, would be good to see the completed image.
25. modernbuys says:

    2011-08-20 at 22:31

    This has helped me a lot. Thank you.