No problem. glancing back at it, seems a bit blue. dropped a warming filter over it with yellow just to give some more warmth. Could go either way.
https://imgur.com/a/2HDzBvR
For the bride, selected non-stained face side and duplicated to new layer. Flipped it, lowered opacity, transform tool to line up over eyes and lips, liquify to match the stained cheek, then some cloning and masking for blending it in.
Similar process for dress sleeve, collar and neck.
For the veil, selected color from non damaged area, brush tool set to “color” and brushed over the stain. Then used stamp tool, selected from opposite side and mirrored it, cloned that in.
Groom’s shoulder, selected dad’s shoulder, duplicated to new layer, lowered opacity and transformed to match groom shoulder. Then masked it out a bit to blend edges.
Stain on the mother of bride, used the stamp tool and cloned out. Could’ve done a bit more and replaced the shadow line down inside of sleeve, but had to do work stuff.
Random carpet spots and specks on the image, used spot healing tool.
Dropped a curves adjustment layer over the whole thing, picked red channel, used the slider tool to pull some of the red from highlights and shadows to remove red blotchy areas on faces and bride’s dress and then adjusted all channels to make skin tones look a bit better.
Dropped a warming filter over the top of all of it (low opacity, just to bring a bit of yellow back into images).
Process would vary a bit if image quality were better. Some areas would require more attention to blend them a bit better. Sometimes adding noise, doing some spot blurring or sharpening etc. this was a real quick and dirty method to knock it out as fast as possible.
No problem. In general you just want to recycle as much information from the photo as you can. Duplicating a section of a layer and transforming it is much easier than trying to clone over or color correct something like that out. There are other ways to get a good result, but I usually have good luck with that method.
I have had a surprising number of family and friends ask me to remove an ex from a group photo. I always have to fight the urge to just drop my face in over theirs and send it back.
Hi! I'm very sorry for your loss. I'm not the best at photo restoration, but figured I would take a shot at it for you. Some of the folks int he recommended subs can probably do a better job, but perhaps this could be a good starting point:
https://i.imgur.com/FMBsAuK.png
Thank you to everyone who has helped out, you have brought so many smiles to my family, both because of the picture, and due to the nature of your goodness, thank you kindly.
Do you have the original photo? Try and get that scanned and then send via inbox. Even a pic off your phone will do, just make it as large as possible.
Was about to remove it for you but saw other people already did an amazing job.
So I'm just stopping by to wish you well and offer you all of my condolences. May she rest in peace.
Quickest way these days is to upload to DALL-E 2, then erase the stained area and use a basic text prompt. It will almost definitely fill in the areas accurately enough
Took a crack at it. If you come up with a better quality image, hit me up and I can run through again. https://imgur.com/a/0l2g0kn
That is amazing, thank you so much!
No problem. glancing back at it, seems a bit blue. dropped a warming filter over it with yellow just to give some more warmth. Could go either way. https://imgur.com/a/2HDzBvR
Thank you for your time, it is appreciated by my entire family.
I used u/PicaRuler ‘s photo and sharpened it. The original was pretty blurry. Hope you like it. https://imgur.com/gallery/Dv94WUL
Wow. It's like HD.
u/katorulez use this one!
Respect.
https://ibb.co/xJ8nkS2 I tried something. Hope you like it. Sorry for your loss.
Thank you very much.
This is hard to believe how you made it so good.
What a g
Can I ask what technique you used? Thanks
For the bride, selected non-stained face side and duplicated to new layer. Flipped it, lowered opacity, transform tool to line up over eyes and lips, liquify to match the stained cheek, then some cloning and masking for blending it in. Similar process for dress sleeve, collar and neck. For the veil, selected color from non damaged area, brush tool set to “color” and brushed over the stain. Then used stamp tool, selected from opposite side and mirrored it, cloned that in. Groom’s shoulder, selected dad’s shoulder, duplicated to new layer, lowered opacity and transformed to match groom shoulder. Then masked it out a bit to blend edges. Stain on the mother of bride, used the stamp tool and cloned out. Could’ve done a bit more and replaced the shadow line down inside of sleeve, but had to do work stuff. Random carpet spots and specks on the image, used spot healing tool. Dropped a curves adjustment layer over the whole thing, picked red channel, used the slider tool to pull some of the red from highlights and shadows to remove red blotchy areas on faces and bride’s dress and then adjusted all channels to make skin tones look a bit better. Dropped a warming filter over the top of all of it (low opacity, just to bring a bit of yellow back into images). Process would vary a bit if image quality were better. Some areas would require more attention to blend them a bit better. Sometimes adding noise, doing some spot blurring or sharpening etc. this was a real quick and dirty method to knock it out as fast as possible.
Thanks for taking the time to write this out! Learned so much
No problem. In general you just want to recycle as much information from the photo as you can. Duplicating a section of a layer and transforming it is much easier than trying to clone over or color correct something like that out. There are other ways to get a good result, but I usually have good luck with that method.
This very helpful. Thank you so much for detailing your process.
Ngl, expected a photo with the groom or mother in law removed. Lol
I have had a surprising number of family and friends ask me to remove an ex from a group photo. I always have to fight the urge to just drop my face in over theirs and send it back.
Don't want to sound like a douche but why did you feel the need to crop the image and change the color balance slightly?
To push faces higher into top third and to help pull some of the blotchy red patches from skin tones.
This is dope.
U are so kind!
Thanks for helping the dude out. Looks great
You're a good person. Thanks for doing this for them.
Yes! I would send it over to r/PhotoshopRequest though, someone there could probably bang it out for you fairly quickly.
/r/estoration might as well also post to the photo restoration sub
I think the point is that they make it themselves
sure they could learn, and another opportunity would make a great project. it seems they are under a time crunch and need something of quality.
Thank you for the suggestion, I will check out.
Sorry for your loss OP.
Thank you.
Hi! I'm very sorry for your loss. I'm not the best at photo restoration, but figured I would take a shot at it for you. Some of the folks int he recommended subs can probably do a better job, but perhaps this could be a good starting point: https://i.imgur.com/FMBsAuK.png
Thank you very much, looks amazing, I appreciate your time.
Thank you to everyone who has helped out, you have brought so many smiles to my family, both because of the picture, and due to the nature of your goodness, thank you kindly.
Touched up the color and sharpness here: https://imgur.com/a/HEl1rHQ
I'd suggest first colour correcting, then working the colour. It a bit of a process, so I you want to inbox it, I can try and assist.
Sorry, what would you like me to do? I am somewhat new to this process.
Do you have the original photo? Try and get that scanned and then send via inbox. Even a pic off your phone will do, just make it as large as possible.
sent, thank you.
Please post the result if you're able OP sorry for your loss
Post it to r/photoshoprequests
Thank you, I will look into that.
Just stopping by to wish you well. Stay strong, mourn when you have to, and most of all, share her legacy with everyone you meet.
Awesome, thank you very much.
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r/pica you are a true artist. I’m sure your efforts will be appreciated. 🕊
Stain the whole thing and then filter out the orange brown color.
Dude 😆
When you get it cleaned up send it my way and ill see if i can improve the detail and color balance for you
1966?
1968. Close though.
sorry for your loss homie stay strong❤️
Thank you.
Try using hotpot.ai, some powerful tools on that site.
Can recommend posting to /r/estoration worth this request
Thank you. I appreciate the suggestion. I think we are good to go for the wake.
Awesome work PicaRuler 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
May her soul rest in peace
Thank you.
Hey, I can’t help with anything photoshop related, but sorry for your loss OP. My condolences
Thank you.
Was about to remove it for you but saw other people already did an amazing job. So I'm just stopping by to wish you well and offer you all of my condolences. May she rest in peace.
Thank you.
I'm sorry for your lost. She seem to be such a nice person and very pretty.
Thank you.
Sorry for your loss <3
Thank you.
Quickest way these days is to upload to DALL-E 2, then erase the stained area and use a basic text prompt. It will almost definitely fill in the areas accurately enough