Restore Vintage Photos with ON1 Photo Raw

[@robbinsdrones]

I like this approach to restoring vintage photos - it is not going overboard, but just more "helping" breathe new life into the image - very cool

[@ON1Photo]

Thanks!

[@bettygirardeau353]

This was great, and I would love to see more of these, especially old pictures that need some "repairs"if possible or even adding back colors.

[@ON1Photo]

For sure!

[@AnotherNerdHere]

Thanks for the time and effort that went into this. This was very helpful.

[@ON1Photo]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@beamman3000]

Great tips. These will help with my next batch of scanned photos. Thanks!

[@ON1Photo]

Great to hear!

[@peterasq]

Great video, as usual. When using a border in theses sort of pictures, I like to use colour the border using the faded white to colour the border with.

[@ON1Photo]

That's a great idea!

[@bencoyte4445]

This was very useful as I have been working with a lot of old family photos. I would like to see some tips on dealing with creases in scanned negs and tears in scanned photos. I try the retouch tools but any expert techniques to that would be appreciated.

[@ON1Photo]

I think we are definitely going to create a next steps sort of video for this topic. :)

[@billsolo1]

@@ON1Photo Great video; I am experiencing the same issue with creases on the photo. Can you please provide an ETA on "the next steps". Thanks

[@hepgeoff]

Thanks for this! Very helpful!

[@ON1Photo]

You're welcome!

[@jimkok1957]

Magic eraser works great but the clone stamp not so much?

[@RogersRamblings]

I've got a great many film negatives and transparencies. For a time I was getting unaccountable colour casts, green or magenta. One is really interesting in that it has both green and magenta casts. green on the left side, magenta on the right. Any suggestions on dealing with it? Just to maintain the interest level, I don't currently have access to it to rescan it. 😄

[@miri-amisraelchai]

You could make the photo B/W and then apply a vintage hue/temp to the photo.

[@surfingsub5854]

You need a better Healing brush. Even before Adobe Photoshop was using the current rage of AI it still had faster, easier and more successful healing with it's tool.

[@jackmelnikoff]

Unfortunately, I agree. I’ve corrected hundreds of damaged/faded/almost ruined scanned images with PS CS6. While the retouching tools of ON1 are very good for editing most of todays digital images for tone, color, etc., PS really does a lot more heavy lifting. For example, something as simple as Content Aware Fill has been around for years now. In fact I recently did a family album of older scanned images that needed repair/enhancement, and I still needed to use PS CS6 for some of the more difficult editing and repair. Don’t get me wrong, for 90-95%, ON1 works extremely well. ON1 is still my go to RAW editor.

[@ongtoni]

It is about time that ON1 incorporate a better AI algorithm and also to have the features to colorized the final pic. This will be awesome.

[@cameraman655]

No iOS version....? Bye, bye...😏

[@ON1Photo]

There is an iOS version, maybe take a look 😏