Reptorian wrote:
I think you can skip out on restoring color. Although there are still some colors information, it'll be very hard for you to restore them.
Hi,
Thanks for your advice.
Before posting I have performed following tests:
A. On GIMP1) Colors -> Curve
adjusting red/green/blue
2) Colors -> Hue-Saturation
Brightness-Contrast
3) Colors -> Curve
etc.
The yellowish color can be removed, some colors, such as grass, trees, etc can be restored. The photos are NOT very sharp after restoration.
B. AI Photo Editor online FREEThe result is worser than editing the photos on GIMP.
According to my recollection . I scanned the yellowish photos on Epson scanner and posted them on my website. Not all photos are so bad, only some of them.
I still have those yellowish photos and their negatives packed and stored on shelves. But it won't be easy for me to find them.
I have full knowledge scanning both photos and their negatives on mobile phone converting them to digital images. I have done them before. The mobile phone was nevigated via PC (Remote Desktop connection). I still have the fixture available.
But I have more than a thousand of photos and their negatives. It would take a long time to finish. Particularly the negatives, there is no marking on them indicating where they were captured.
Those photos were captured in the past when I travelled worldwide.
Suggestion would be appreciated.
Regards