I really need to know for my girl scout interest project badge. Thanks!
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2 Responses to “How can computer technology be used to restore damaged photographs?”
You can take a damaged photo and repair it in photoshop. By scanning the photo you turn it into a digital image made up of pixels. I skilled artist can then manipulate those pixels to repair the damaged areas.
There’s no technology we have yet that will do this type of thing automatically. It really does take someone who knows what they’re doing.
I did this as a job briefly and I mostly worked on a lot of WWII photos that had been damaged in the field (photos of soldiers wives they carried with them).
Sometimes though, I photo is beyond repair. There just isn’t enough of the image left to work with.
March 24th, 2009 at 4:37 pm
a photo can be scanned then repaired on the computer with such programs as photoshop.
March 26th, 2009 at 4:25 pm
You can take a damaged photo and repair it in photoshop. By scanning the photo you turn it into a digital image made up of pixels. I skilled artist can then manipulate those pixels to repair the damaged areas.
There’s no technology we have yet that will do this type of thing automatically. It really does take someone who knows what they’re doing.
I did this as a job briefly and I mostly worked on a lot of WWII photos that had been damaged in the field (photos of soldiers wives they carried with them).
Sometimes though, I photo is beyond repair. There just isn’t enough of the image left to work with.