Best restoration results start with the best scans.
Scanning resolution is important for our photo restoration process.
In this example the photo looks fine, however, the 600dpi scan is smooth and the 72dpi scan you can see the pixels.
Make sure your scan your photos at least 300dpi if not 600dpi
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If you have shoe-boxes, cupboards and photo albums stuffed with old photos, an app called Photomyne can help you scan those photos, in order to bring them online where they can be saved and shared.
What makes Photomyne compelling versus the competition in this space is a combination of its technology and the user experience.
Even Photomyne’s smart scanning saves you lots of time allowing you to scan multiple photos in a single shot. No need to take photos out of the album or remove the sleeve protectors. Just point and shoot!
The app recently landed a $2.6 million round of funding to work on the app, which allows you to take a picture of an entire page in a photo album allowing the algorithm to recognize the images and enhance them automatically.
It does have it’s limitations, but if you require your photos to be restored, repaired or enhanced further, you can send them to Restorapic for a free quote.
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