Join Bryan O'Neil Hughes for an in-depth discussion in this video Exercise files, part of Learning Photo Restoration with Photoshop.
- If you have access to the exercise files, feel free to download those and follow along. But with this course especially, my guess is that you have your own memories and your own photos that you want to restore. So I would encourage you to use your own.
Author
Bryan O'Neil Hughes
Released
3/9/2017- Scanning versus photographing images
- Using Photoshop Fix for quick restoration
- Using Lightroom to prepare for restoration
- Saving time using bulk/multifile processing
- Hiding flaws and recovering details
- Retouching images in Lightroom
- Working with Smart Objects and layers
- Blurring and sharpening selectively
- Handling rips, creases, and missing pieces
- Dealing with stains and water damage
- Using Content-Aware Scale to adjust images
- Colorizing a photo
- Changing expressions
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 22s
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Exercise files12s
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1. Best Practices for Photo Restoration
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Scanning and scan services3m 45s
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2. Preparing for the Restoration Process: Lightroom CC
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Multifile time saving tips4m 42s
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3. Fixing Serious Damage: Photoshop CC
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Resizing4m 11s
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Selective blurring3m 45s
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Selective sharpening3m 51s
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Rips and creases6m 27s
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Stains and water damage3m 16s
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4. Finishing Touches
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Colorizing a photo4m 26s
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5. Unconventional Tips
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6. Managing and Sharing
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Printing services1m 53s
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Showing your work: Spark3m 52s
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Conclusion
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Next steps22s
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Video: Exercise files