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Photo Restoration With a Digital Camera and Adobe Photoshop

Photo Restoration With a Digital Camera and Adobe Photoshop

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Take & Make Great Photography with Gavin Hoey: Adorama Photography TV

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Adorama Photography TV Presents Take & Make Great Photos with Gavin Hoey. When it comes to restoring old and damaged photos a flatbed scanner isn't always the best option.


Join Gavin Hoey in this exclusive AdoramaTV video as he shows you an easy two light setup that's prefect for copying old photos. Then follow Gavin in to Photoshop CS6 where he'll edit the image and show you the three essential tools of photo restoration.

 

Photo Restoration With a Digital Camera and Adobe Photoshop

 

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About The Author

Gavin Hoey has been a freelance photographer, writer and trainer of all things photographic for over 10 years. His work can be seen in various photography magazines and he writes a monthly “How To” column for Digital Photo, the UK’s best selling photography magazine.

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My thoughts exactly

Why not scan the photo, Gavin?

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Why Not Just Scan The Photo

Thanks for the great tutorial. In the past when I have tried to restore a photo I have just scanned it. I was wondering what are the benefits of photographing the photo instead?

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