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Affinity Photo: FIx Old Photos // Restoration Guide (Patreon)

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2019-07-27 18:25:37
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Hello my Friends,
i hope you thought i did a good job. I gave it an honest try ;)

Learn easy Photo Restoration in Affinity Photo. In this video i will show you some quick tricks on how to fix old photos and bring them back to new glory. 

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https://www.patreon.com/sarikas

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Image Source: https://i.imgur.com/AoQRC.jpg

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Affinity Photo: FIx Old Photos // Restoration Guide

Learn easy Photo Restoration in Affinity Photo. In this video i will show you some quick tricks on how to fix old photos and bring them back to new glory. Support me on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sarikas Follow me on: https://www.facebook.com/sarikastutorials https://www.instagram.com/sarikasat/ Join us on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/AffinityPhotoTuts/ Image Source: https://i.imgur.com/AoQRC.jpg

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Kevin Phillips

Hi Olivio, excellent video. I know it was long, but the techniques you showed were very interesting. I particularly like the patch tool. It also demonstrated that sometimes 'good enough' is good enough and you don't have to go to the Nth degree to call the restoration complete. I have been doing some restoration and I find the eyes and hands difficult to get right. I also noticed that when you were using the brush tool, the resolution of the paint was not pixellated like the photo (i.e. much smoother), I suppose that's a good thing! Some great techniques and thanks for doing it in real time to show that progress can be quicker in some areas more than others.

Kevin Phillips

I also noticed that you didn't use any other tools to modify the contrast and levels etc to bring out the original 'freshness' of the image. But I suppose I could do that now! ;-)

Olivio Sarikas
>>25178648

Thank you, Kevin. I was a bit split between rushing it to keep it short and doing a good job. I think i should do another video in the future, where i show isolated techniques instead of restoring a photo.

Olivio Sarikas
>>25178704

Yes, i totally forgot about that. But since it's just a black and white image, all you do is bring in the levels a bit and if it's not completely black and white, just desaturate it. ;)