2016
Lynda
Neil Rhodes
1:29
English

One of the most challenging photo restoration tasks involves recreating missing pieces of a severely damaged photo. In this course, master restorationist Neil Rhodes steps through examples of severely damaged photos, showing how to reconstruct missing faces and body parts, as well as objects and background details, with Photoshop's Patch command, content-aware toolset, and the Puppet Warp tool.

Introduction
Welcome
What You Should Know Before Watching This Course
Using the Exercise Files
1. Plan the Restoration
Evaluate and plan
2. Restore the Easy-to-Fix Damage
Straighten, crop, desaturate, and remove dust and scratches
Use Content-Aware Fill, Patch, Clone, and the Spot Healing Brush tools
Repair the jacket and dress
Destructive vs. nondestructive editing
3. Rebuild Arms
Use texture and shading to repair damage
Use the Patch tool to repair damage to arms
4. Rebuild Faces
Use the Patch tool to repair eye and cheek damage
Use the Patch tool and Flip Horizontal to rebuild a face
Use the Patch Tool and Horizontal Flip to fix the chin and mouth
5. Rebuild Hands
Plan and draw in the finger outlines
Use the Patch tool to recreate a finger
6. Finalize the Restoration
Clean up restoration "evidence" and apply final touches
7. Use Puppet Warp as an Alternate Technique
Replace an arm using Puppet Warp
Conclusion
Next steps


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