Really like your channel.... Subbed. What software is the best for restoration of scanned high res JPEG files ? There in mint condition just dust spots and lots of grain. Keep up your channel I'll let my fellow photographers about your channel. Cheer's
For film restoration, I would use GIMP. I don't have a lot of experience editing older film photos, but in your case it sounds like you would want to make use of the clone/spot healing feature as well as some noise reduction. That's where I would start, anyway. Probably the best source to learn GIMP would be Davie's Media Design. He's got a ton of helpful content over there. in addition, he does have some tutorials you can purchase that don't seem too expensive. IMO, he's the gold standard for GIMP tutorials. Thanks for the kind words and for subscribing. I've got more content in the pipeline.
Really like your channel.... Subbed. What software is the best for restoration of scanned high res JPEG files ? There in mint condition just dust spots and lots of grain. Keep up your channel I'll let my fellow photographers about your channel. Cheer's
For film restoration, I would use GIMP. I don't have a lot of experience editing older film photos, but in your case it sounds like you would want to make use of the clone/spot healing feature as well as some noise reduction. That's where I would start, anyway. Probably the best source to learn GIMP would be Davie's Media Design. He's got a ton of helpful content over there. in addition, he does have some tutorials you can purchase that don't seem too expensive. IMO, he's the gold standard for GIMP tutorials. Thanks for the kind words and for subscribing. I've got more content in the pipeline.
Awesome tutorial! What happened to ya??
Still around, and I'll be adding more videos soon. Thanks for checking in!