photo restoration
This was one of the biggest challenges I have undertaken in photoshop. It must have taken me around 10 hours to complete.
All of my clients family photographs were destroyed in a house fire and the only remaining photo of her father was the following one. In quite a bad way really... with lots of help from my wacom (and lots of patience) I presented it to my client in a very nice frame, blown up to a4, and she cried with joy. Kinda makes my job worthwhile seeing her soo happy... |
holy crap dude
the healing brush pwns. only complaint i'd have would be the dudes forehead on the left side looks a little weird but thats it. nice work |
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uploaded the wrong version, just updated the pic above with the correct one. |
woh nice. better
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great job man :)
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Nice work. Good to see you made someone genuinely happy.
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Excellent work, I have tried this sort of thing before and it is a lot harder than it looks, you pulled it off flawlessly.
Very impressed :) |
thanks guys!
Restoring is tricky, very sore on the eyes after 10 hours while zoomed in at 1600%. You definately need parience for this sort of work, and of course a wacom tablet. It was good to see her happy though, well worth the effort! :D |
i got a question about wacom tablets.
and this may be stupid but i really need to know with the wacom tablets, is the drawing area a touch screen or is it just blank? is it like tablet pcs or is it like a touch pad on a laptop? thanx |
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it doesn't work with anything else other than the pen & mouse. Not totally sure how it works.. If you use photoshop a lot, buy one of these babies... |
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