PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL: Photo Restoration, How to repair and restore damaged Photographs
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 เม.ย. 2024
- In this video, I show you how I restore photographs using Adobe Photoshop. Whether you're working to repair cherished family portraits or if you'd just like to see historical photos shine again like new, this video is for you!
My non destructive editing method broadly involves using Photoshop's crop and healing brush tools, along with some subtle brightness adjustment using a curves adjustment layer.
I made a companion tutorial where I colour the restored photograph. Which can be found here if you're interested: • PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL: Ph...
More can be found about the original photograph here: www.loc.gov/item/2016708602/
To see colourised pictures, including the one featured in this video, you can follow me at the following:
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I have been doing restorations for several years. It is interesting how you and I use different techniques to achieve the same results. As well, it is always good to see a fresh approach a problem. It gives me the chance to learn something new. Good job!
Thank you very much! If you have any suggestions to share, please feel free! :)
That’s what’s so great about photoshop their is no mastering photoshop it’s an art and everyone achieves their art differently
Wonderful tutorial. I have many old family photos to restore, and this helped tremendously. Keep making these tutorials - so very helpful!
This helped me fix an old photo of my grandpa and another from my great grandpa. Thank you 🙏🏻
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You have done it brilliantly and also every filter/ correction is non-destrucrtive. Thanks a heap for the tips!
Thank you so much! I have been using photoshop for many years now and have never run across a tutorial as easy to follow as this one!
I can’t believe how simple you made this video. Awesome!!!
I've never seen that one with spot healing on a new layer - brilliant!
Stunning! Thank you for sharing such a powerful and informative tutorial, Sir!
Thank you very much indeed! TH-cam only just informed me of some of my comments, so sorry for late response! :)
Great work! Thank you, watching this video helped me make a start on restoring my photos. Keep it up! 💯
Excellent tutorial video! I CANNOT believe the improvement after all of the fix ups. I saw the fixed up one first on the other video and i was blown away when i saw how much you'd fixed! worth the watch
Thanks once again for the kind words George!
Excellent tutorial, thanks! In my ignorance I was using clone stamp instead of healing brush for the kind of blemishes you remove - very educational!
Absolutely brilliant tutorial!!! ❤️ Thank you so much!!!
Thank YOU for the kind words, and for taking time to leave a comment! :)
Beautiful work! It's so therapeutic to watch.
Thank you so much! :)
BOY, you point out a lot of small details and tricks that APPLY TO REGULAR PHOTO PROCESSING!!!!!! I really glad I watched this and subscribed!!! Going to color next!!!! THANKS!!!
Fantastic tutorial. I really enjoyed watching this and I learned a lot. You made it very easy to understand. Looking forward to your other tutorials.
Thank you very much! :)
Excellent tutorial. I’ll certainly be using these techniques. Thanks
Thank you very much for the fantastic tutorial. I recently set out to color and restore some old family photos and their channel is the one that is helping me the most to understand and do it well.
Thank you so much for everything.
You're very welcome indeed! I'm glad that i was of service. :)
Great video mate, really nice and easy to understand and follow. Thanks!
Thank you so much Sensei! You are a blessing!
Sensational ! Thank you ! Keep up the great work.
You're very welcome! :)
Thank you so much. I've scanned my parents wedding album from the early 90s and there were so many specs I needed to fix. This was incredibly helpful
Thank you very much, I'm glad it was of use! :)
Great video! has helped me massively with restoring old photos
Currently completing Cert IV Photography and your video was recommended as part of an assignment to restore old and damaged photographs. I'm an older student and technology can sometimes be a little harder for me to grasp straight up, usually because too many assume you already know how to work everything, which I don't. Restoration is a subject I enjoy a lot and would like to do more of later so this was informative and quite easy to follow. It taught more than my class in the use of some of the tools and options which will already help with the assignment where I was having a little difficulty so thank you for that. What I will ask is whether some scanners are better than others for getting the original image loaded for restoration. Otherwise, excellent instruction and will definitely look into your other videos. Thank you!
cool. I like your approach using the healing brush options. I learned a few new things there that will come in handy.
I'm very glad to hear it helped! Thanks for your comment. :)
Amazing
Thank you so much for taking the time to demonstrate how a photo can be restored & updated ...
Precious photos and memories of generation of family
Members could have been lost without your Expert Skills N Professional Photo Restoration.. it was certainly Extraordinary to see the Recreation and Restoration of this Photo,
Again Thank You so
Very much
Love your tutorials, thank yo so much!
Thank YOU for your very kind comment! :)
My grandfather recently passed and my mom asked me to help fix an old picture of him. You are so helpful, thanks!
This is brillaint I'm learning as well this has helped me loads. I've subed
Thanks! I have lots more videos planned for the future, once i can get over making the one I just posted ha ha.
Mate, this was an absolutely fantastic video. The first video I clicked on when searching photo repair. You deserve far more subscribers than you have. Great tutorial. New subscriber 👍🏻✌🏻
Thank you so much for your kind words and for your subscription! :D
Fantastic tutorial, thank you! Additional commendation for sticking with Windows 7 well into 2020.
Thank you so much, particularly for the Windows 7 comment! :D
Very cool. Thank you for sharing tips and tricks.
My family just found a photo of my Great Aunt as a young woman that my Great Uncle carried in his wallet for many years. This video is going to help me restore it for my family. Thank you!
Thank you so much!! I've learned so so much!
Excellent tutorial and presentation.
Thanks for a great tutorial!
I am very glad that I stumbled upon your video
Nice tutorial man !! Awesome
Thank you very much! :)
I needed to get rid of creases and spots on a photo of my mom for her obituary. I was worried my old version of Photoshop could not do it, but your very clear instructions had me producing a nice job in little time. Thank you!
I'm sorry for your loss. Thank you so much for your lovely comment, it's always nice to hear when a video has been useful to someone and I was really happy to read it :)
Wow! Thank you so much for Sharing your knowledge, I have learned so much. Still a long way to go before I reach your standards, you made this look so easy but also fun to watch.
I appreciate your tutorial. Many Thanks
thank you for the detailed guide, it helped me install this soft
most helpful video I've seen. bro just saved me.
Excellent!❤
OMG, it really worked. Thank you so much!!
Fantastic Video. Thanks friend. I'll give this a shot.
Great tutorial, thanks a lot!
Great video! You showed me some good tips!!
Thank you so much for this video! this really helped, I just finished a restoration of an original 35mm frame from the Batman 1989 trailer, Thanks again!
Great tutorial. Thanks.
Thanks! :)
An orthodox, preferable way to restore old photographs. I have some affection for semi-automated AI CG tools. However, they need to be used with care and subtlety. Well done JBColourisation.
Great video, the menu works great
Learning a lot from you. Thank you! [Subscribed]
You will definitely become the top 1 who makes cracks
Thank you. Helpful video.
I'm very glad it was of help! Thanks for watching :)
I came across your channel whilst looking for Paintsop Pro X9 tutorials. I must say that you have taught me mor about repair and colorisation than any PSP tutorial. Sadly, some of what I have learned from you today, I have no idea how to replicate on PSP. and purchasing PS is not an option I can afford.
I can, however, recommend your tutorials for their clear and concise delivery. Excellent and thank you.
Thank you so much for your kind comments! I did before make a tutorial for colourisation using the free software GIMP but i do really need to do one for restoration also as I really believe that you don't need paid software to get fantastic results. I have in mind to do some tutorials in the future for cheap software and apps also, in addition to free alternatives and I'll keep Paintshop Pro in mind. Thank you for the suggestion. :)
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Awesome video!
Thank you very much!
This is great,I go try this with a picture of my mother
Great video. I was just sent a photo with a small tear near the top running vertical down the pic about a 1/2". This video probably a great start for me to work on the pic. I hit subscribe as I really enjoyed this content.
your the best!!! thx!!!
really helpful thanks a lot!
Thanks!! :)
Very useful tutorial!
Excellent work
OMG THANKS SO SO MUCH THIS HELPED!!!
Great tutorial! Thank you for sharing!
Subcribed and Like already!
Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful and thank you for the Subscription and Like!
omg this tutorial is everything
Thank you so much! :D
THANKS FOR THIS IV BEEN SEARCHING FO SOOO LONG
thank you straight to the point
Excellent video
Thank you very much! :)
This is really useful! I'm trying to repair an 100+ year old photo for my grandma and the photo is *covered* in cracks, including a huge one across the persons waist. Hopefully I will get it done :)
SUPER!
God, I'm glad I found your video that helped me
Omg thanks very much ! ✨
it looks good
very useful video. thank you.
Thanks for the tutorial. I'm new to Photoshop and planning to restore 50-100 year-old family photos after I DSLR RAW image and categorize them. :)
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU 🙏🏽
this is very useful,thamk you so much
Thank you for letting me know it helped, I appreciate it! :)
Thanks for this very informative. You started with quite a sharp image. What is your approach to using sharpening tools? cheers
thank u helped me a lot
wizardry! magic!
Hi! Thank you for this tutorial, it was really useful. Do you have any advice/warnings regarding the clone tool and content aware fill (especially as you mentioned the destructive nature of Photoshop haha). Thanks!
I have to answer questions that my teacher made as an assignment. And this is the video that was linked
Oooooooo I'm famous! If you have any additional questions, feel free to ask! :)
thank you so much , it worked :)
Muchas gracias
I'm glad it was helpful! :)
Thank you that was fabulous! I am actually going to restore my photos and hand color them like the old days. Can you tell my which version of Photos shop that is best for me to purchase if much of my work will be restoring old photos? Thank you again Great!
I'm glad it was helpful! Photoshop generally has two versions now, the full Creative Cloud or 'CC' version where you have to pay a monthly subscription to use and the standalone one off purchase 'Elements' version. Elements is generally designed more for a home consumer purpose, such as cleaning up family photos and basic design work and 'CC' is more designed for professional use. At least in the UK, the Elements 2020 version is around £70 one off and the 'CC' monthly version is £10 a month, on and on subscription, if you get the 'Photography' plan (Which is weirdly cheaper than getting Photoshop by itself and includes Adobe Lightroom). For purely restoration purposes I suspect the one off fee 'Elements' version would probably do everything you need. I've only ever briefly used that version however, so I wouldn't want to lead you down a false path. What I WILL say is that there are multiple tutorials using Adobe elements to clean up Photos which I'll suggest checking out, also 'Elements' and 'CC' both have 30 day free trials. So I'd generally suggest checking out these videos, as the working method is a bit different (Although the theory part is the same) and giving one or both of the trials a go to see how you feel about them. Sorry I can't be of more help! :) The videos I'd suggest checking out are. 'How to Repair and Restore an Old Damaged Photo in Photoshop Elements Tutorial' by 'How to Gurus' and 'How to restore old photographs in Photoshop Elements' by Digital Camera World.
Really enjoyed your video! Keep them coming! What do you do when you scan in old black and white photos and the skin appears very blotchy? How is that dealt with?
Thank you for this video, can I use Elements or do I need a full version of Print Shop ?
good hack, good job man
it works good
Thank you very much for this excellent tutorial. I am in the process of creating a Bob Book of my family, not only from transparencies (I have a Nikon Coolscan) but old 120 prints back to the forties. My knowledge of photo software manipulation is weak. My question is, would Lightroom have much the same ability to heal & correct as you demonstrate with Photoshop? Thanks in anticipation.
You saved my bacon in college , your tutorials are amazing!! Thank you soooo much!!!
Really work
So for someone who has only ever used, and is still using, an old photoshop elements...the healing tool is a combination of the Clone tool and the spot healing? It samples a nearby area, but also blends it? That's pretty good. I've been restoring for years using my own limited software and self taught skills so basically use spot healing, clone painting etc.
great hack, thanks you
Great tutorial, thanks. You don't say what hardness of brush you use for the healing brush?
Thank you! Sorry, for not doing so. it's probably because I tend to change the size and hardness depending on the detail in question and it's become rather automatic. Generally speaking I tend to keep the healing brush quite soft and the only time I tend to use a harder setting is when I'm trying to replicate a detail with a really solid edge. For the most part however, i do just keep it soft so that the repaired details are gently blended in.
As good as it gets. Thanks for not talking fast.
Thank you very much! :)
Hi! Very great tutorial, but just one question. At 8:55, the black line above the eye seems to appear very suddenly for healing brush mode. How come? How did it happen? Montage of did i miss something? Thanks!
Great video, can you tell me how to correct fade out on old black and white pics. I try to improve old photos for service veterans from the 1900s onwards. A major problem is getting the exposure even from side to side, top to bottom etc
Hi Robert, I actually made a tutorial titled 'PHOTOSHOP TUTORIAL: How to use Histogram and Curves to Repair Faded Images.' th-cam.com/video/fEu4hRHh_v4/w-d-xo.html which may hopefully help you! For edges which are disproportionately faded it's possible to add layer masks to curves layers, as shown in that tutorial, in the same way I do with the colour layers in the colourisation tutorial. That way you can adjust only the contrast of selected areas of the picture as needed. Experimenting with adding a 'motion blur' on the mask, in the direction of an uneven fade as you mention will also allow such masked contrast adjustments to fade out more gradually. J
Thank you
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Hi! Feel free to post any questions below and i'll do my best to answer them! Also if you liked this video I have loads of others on this channel including one about America's secret One Day President: th-cam.com/video/-hB2ntMC7_s/w-d-xo.html
Hi there. I just took a look at Adobe's site and there are all kinds of versions and other types of programs which I find a bit confusing. Which is the version you use?
Hi great video I was wondering can you get the same results using procreate?