Ms Photography

Restoration Procedures

 

Restoration 1: I used the red eye tool under the Band-Aid. I used this to make the eyes return to normal color. This is an easy way to enhance and make a picture look better.

 

Restoration 2: I used the Band-Aid spot healing tool to help clear out some of this guys acne. I also used the cloning stamp tool to get rid of a white spot that was on the lens. This helped improve the overall quality of the picture.

 

Restoration 3: For this restoration we cleaned up an older picture and made it look more crisp and clean. First we used the clone tool located under the stamp on the tool bar to clean up some strange marks on the pictures. There was also a tape mark at the top of the picture where we used the clone tool as well to get rid of it.

 

Restoration 4: For this restoration my goal was to clean up all of the squiggly lines and clear up the face a little. In order to clean the face I used the unsharp mask tool located under the filter tab on the top. I then used the patch tool located on the tool bar under the spot healing tool to clear out a majority of the squiggly lines to make the picture look much more presentable.

 

Restoration 5: For this restoration my goal was to clean up all of the white spots and clear up the face a little. In order to clean the face I used the unsharp mask tool located under the filter tab on the top. I then used the patch tool located on the tool bar under the spot healing tool to clear out a majority of the white spots to make the picture look much more presentable. I also used the clone stamp tool to help clear out some of the white spots. This tool is also located on the tool bar under the stamp tool.

 

Restoration 6: For this restoration my goal was to clean up all of the white spots and clear up the face a little. In order to clean the face I used the unsharp mask tool located under the filter tab on the top. I then used the patch tool located on the tool bar under the spot healing tool to clear out a majority of the white spots to make the picture look much more presentable. I also used the clone stamp tool to help clear out some of the white spots. This tool is also located on the tool bar under the stamp tool.

 

Restoration 7: For this restoration my goal was to try and restore the clothing of the man to make it look original. I also wanted to restore the color to black and white because it looked as though that was what the color was originally before the picture was distorted. In order to clean up the clothing I used the clone to redefine the shadow lines and make the clothing look like it was there. I then completely de-saturated the photo to make it black and white. I also used the unsharp mask setting to clear up the mans eyes a little more. I slightly tweaked the contrast to make the picture look as natural as possible.

 

Restoration 8: For this assignment my main goal was to clean up the face on the girl. For some of the spots I used the spot healing brush but for some of the more big and noticeable spots I used the clone stamp. I also used the patch tools for some spots that needed it.

 

Restoration 9: For this restoration my main goal was to clear up the background and make it look as natural as possible. I used the same techniques taught and used in previous restorations such as the patch tools, the clone tool, and the unsharp mask.

 

Restoration 10: In order to make this photo look nicer I used several tools in photoshop including the spot healing brush, the clone tool, and the patch tool. These tools allowed me to clear up the acne and spots on her face to look better.

 

Restoration 11: For this restoration my main goal was to clear up the background and make it look as natural as possible. I used the same techniques taught and used in previous restorations such as the patch tools, the clone tool, and the unsharp mask.

 

Restoration 12: For this restoration my main goal was to clear up the background and make it look as natural as possible. I used the same techniques taught and used in previous restorations such as the patch tools, the clone tool, and the unsharp mask.

 

Restoration 13: For this assignment I used some of the same techniques that I have used for the other restorations such as the clone tool, the patch tool, and the unsharp mask tool. I also played with the brightness and contrast to make the picture more appealing.

 

Restoration 14: This assignment was rather easy. In order to restore most of the face I used the clone tool. It was somewhat difficult to do the parts around the mouth but I manage to make it look presentable.

 

Restoration 15: For this assignment I used some of the same techniques that I have used for the other restorations such as the clone tool, the patch tool, and the unsharp mask tool. I also played with the brightness and contrast to make the picture more appealing

 

Restoration 16:  In order to make this photo look nicer I used several tools in photoshop including the spot healing brush, the clone tool, and the patch tool. These tools allowed me to clear up the acne and spots on her face to look better.

 

Restoration 17:This assignment was rather easy. In order to restore most of the face I used the clone tool. It was somewhat difficult to do the parts around the mouth but I manage to make it look presentable.

 

Restoration 18: For this restoration we cleaned up an older picture and made it look more crisp and clean. First we used the clone tool located under the stamp on the tool bar to clean up some strange marks on the pictures. There was also a tape mark at the top of the picture where we used the clone tool as well to get rid of it

 

Restoration 19: For this restoration my goal was to try and restore the clothing of the man to make it look original. I also wanted to restore the color to black and white because it looked as though that was what the color was originally before the picture was distorted. In order to clean up the clothing I used the clone to redefine the shadow lines and make the clothing look like it was there. I then completely de-saturated the photo to make it black and white. I also used the unsharp mask setting to clear up the mans eyes a little more. I slightly tweaked the contrast to make the picture look as natural as possible.

 

Restoration 20: For this restoration my goal was to clean up all of the white spots and clear up the face a little. In order to clean the face I used the unsharp mask tool located under the filter tab on the top. I then used the patch tool located on the tool bar under the spot healing tool to clear out a majority of the white spots to make the picture look much more presentable. I also used the clone stamp tool to help clear out some of the white spots. This tool is also located on the tool bar under the stamp tool.