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Well preserved photographs, usually faded, a few scratches, not oversized and with no missing parts,tears rips or tears.
May involve:
- adjusting brightness and contrast
- darkening images that have faded over time
- minor color adjustment
- “transforming” a photo from sepia to b&w or b&w to sepia
- removal of small spots, scratches
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Bad tinting, larger scratches, small tears and rips.
Older, more obvious fading, lots of scratches and/or spots.
May involve (in addition to minor restoration):
- Removal of stains and marks
- Removal of larger scatches, small rips
- Lots of scratches and/or spots
- Damage to facial and /or detailed areas (this does NOT include re-building or re-creating areas of photos)
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Major rips, tears, scratches, missing pieces, negatives, stains, discolorization
A photo that is in multiple pieces
May involve (in addition to other restoration):
- Re-building/re-creating portions of an image that are missing due to fading, tearing, etc…
- Piecing together image from multiple parts, re-building if necessary.
- removal of damage to faces, hands or other skin areas
- removal of unwanted people or objects
- changes to backgrounds
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