How to Restore Photos: A Step-by-Step Guide to Fixing Your Damaged Images

how to restore low-quality photos with ease and learn more about photo restoration!

Directory

• Part1: Common Ways to Restore Photos
• 1. Using Professional Photo Editing Software
• 2. Using AI-based Photo Enhancer Software
• Part2: How to Restore Photos with AVC.AI
• Part3: Addition to Photo Restoration

1. Using Professional Photo Editing Software

The first category is to use professional photo editing software like Adobe Photoshop or Luminar Neo. There is no doubt that Photoshop is the most professional of all image edit software. It has more features than any other photo editor, allowing you to edit your images with unlimited creativity. Photoshop can do almost everything from removing scratches, scuffs, and stains to improving the complexion, straightening hair, and whitening teeth. It has a range of color correction tools that allow you to work in layers. As powerful as it is, the use of the various buttons and the custom parameter settings is certainly a very complex and daunting task for someone who has not specifically learned how to use this software. Well, of course, as one of the most professional and widely used editing software, you can find many tutorials online, if you don't mind such a huge learning curve and its expensive subscription fees. Likewise, Luminar Neo is more versatile and flexible in terms of freedom, but it's not for beginners either.

Part2: Restore Photos with AVC.AI

Avc.ai is an advanced online tool that uses artificial intelligence to improve the quality of digital photos. It is able to automatically detect and correct various common photo problems, such as poor lighting, low contrast, and blurry images. The results are often dramatic, and can greatly improve the overall look of a photo, and the results can be previewed in real-time, so you can see exactly how the AI is improving your photo.

Part3: Addition to Photo Restoration.

Photo restoration varies in complexity according to its classification. They can be roughly classified into the following categories.

Ordinary restoration: The original image is relatively well-preserved, and the blurring and breakage are not serious. This method uses the information of the original photo, tries to maintain the original appearance of the original photo, fixes the damage, removes the dirty spots, and correctly adjusts the color scale, brightness, and contrast of the photo. Do not make adjustments to the clarity of the photo, restore as much as possible

Advanced restoration: It usually applies for images with poor preservation, large damage area and serious blurring degree. Such photos can only refer to the original picture information and do a comprehensive renovation. Of course, if the original picture is clear, you can also do advanced restoration, because the more accurate it is, the better the effect will be. Advanced restoration is a relatively difficult technique in old photo restoration, using a combination of transplantation, synthesis and other techniques, and the restorer must also have an appreciation of painting and restoration skills and solid basic PS skills to complete.

Non-destructive restoration: Non-destructive restoration is to make perfect repairs to the damaged parts of the old photos without damaging the good parts of the photos.