Photo Restoration | Photo Retouching
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You may have some
family or genealogy photos that need
to be restored. All photo restoration
is done by our PhotoShop® expert who
has Thirteen years experience at digital
image manipulation and photo
enhancement.
Old photos can become damaged in many
ways. Some are faded or cracked from
age or heat or because of improper
storage and other photos become torn,
folded or stained by rough handling,
or even mildewed. These and other
damages can be corrected by our photo
restoration experts. We handle your
photo restoration project with the
care that a family heirloom deserves.
Your photos are priceless, and your
photograph is a frozen moment in time.
Loved ones are lost, and children grow
up, photos are damaged, but, with our
photo restoration services, those
moments will live on forever.
Mail us your photos or upload
scans of your pictures (minimum 300
dpi) or mail a disk and a specific
description of what you would like
done with the photo. We will send you
an email with a firm estimate to
complete your photo restoration
project. Our prices are very
reasonable and your satisfaction is
guaranteed. Some companies say that
their one price covers all, but do you
think that they are going to spend two
hours restoring your photo when you
are only paying for half an hour? We
don't think so. You will be getting a
rush job that may not be worth
your money. Consider that you will get
what you pay for. Our prices are fair
and reasonable and our experts will do
a very good job with your photo
restoration project.
- Just scan your photo at, minimum of 300 dpi (dots per inch), regardless of the size and as RGB (true color) output.
- Then save as JPEG, jpg, "high" quality setting IBM PC Format. Use the highest quality possible.
- You can then upload your photo restoration project to us or put it on a 3 1/2 floppy disk or CD and mail it to us. We accept many formats of storage: Zip disk, CD rom disks, DVD disks and floppy disks. TIFF, Zip, and most other image file formats are also acceptable.