Topics include:

    Scanning or photographing prints
    Understanding the role of Adobe Camera Raw in photo restoration
    Correcting color and tone
    Saving time with cropping
    Removing dust and scratches
    Repairing missing pieces and torn corners
    Recovering lost detail
    Colorizing a photo
    Borrowing content within the same photo
    Archiving images


author
    Bryan O'Neil Hughes
subject
    Photography, Restoration, Retouching
software
    Photoshop CS5, CS6
level
    Intermediate

duration
    1h 11m
released
    Mar 11, 2013


Introduction 2m 41s
Welcome 1m 0s 
The importance of preserving our visual memories 1m 9s 
Using the exercise files 32s 
1. Best Practices for Photo Restoration 24m 15s
Scanning and bit depth advice 5m 14s 
Photographing images as an alternative to scanning 3m 37s 
Leveraging Camera Raw during the import process 1m 58s 
Using Camera Raw for initial tonal adjustments 6m 55s 
Developing a versioning strategy 4m 4s 
Archiving your images using the PSD, TIFF, and PDF file formats 2m 27s 
2. Preparing for the Restoration Process 14m 24s
Correcting tone and color globally and locally 5m 47s 
Saving time with cropping 2m 37s 
Sharpening selectively during restoration 2m 38s 
Blurring selectively for efficiency and composition 3m 22s 
3. Fixing Serious Damage 15m 40s
Removing dust and scratches 4m 25s 
Fixing rips and creases 2m 50s 
Repairing missing pieces or torn corners 3m 46s 
Dealing with stains and water damage 2m 50s 
Recovering lost detail 1m 49s 
4. Finishing Touches 7m 53s
Creating and re-creating frames and borders 2m 45s 
Colorizing a photo 2m 38s 
Using Content-Aware Scale to adjust image proportions 2m 30s 
5. Unconventional Tips 6m 40s
Re-creating missing pieces by mirroring 1m 11s 
Borrowing content from within the same photo 1m 29s 
Degrading the image for realism 2m 11s 
Dealing with warping or missing fragments 1m 49s 
Conclusion 19s
Next steps 19s 

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