Photo Restoration
"A photograph never grows old. You and I can change, people change all through the months and years but a photograph alsways remains the same. How nice to look at a photograph of mother or father taken many years ago" - Albert Einstein
No matter what's wrong with your photo, we've seen it before. And we've fixed it.
The photo restoration specialists at Royal Digital Studio combine old-fashioned artistry with digital technology to repair stained, spotted, torn, cracked, bleached and faded images like yours every day. Just take a look at some of our photo restoration work.
Memories
are priceless, and what is a photograph but a frozen moment in time? Children
grow up, and loved ones are lost. But with our photo restoration services, those
moments live on. Every photo is precious to us. We treat your photos with the
care a family heirloom deserves.
So, get those precious photos out of the shoebox and take them to your local Photo Restoration Expert.
Still not convinced? Read on to see how easy it is to get that photo out of the junk drawer and onto the mantle.
Save it Forever with Digital
The
best way to save your valuable photos may be by eliminating the paper
altogether. Consider making digital images of all your photos. Unlike
emulsion-based prints, digital images don’t fade, erode or crack. In theory,
they’ll last forever - or at least as long as we have access to the right
technology. If you choose this route, you should consider storing a backup copy
off-site. Several options are available on the web. Your local photo restoration
experts can likely burn your photo restoration or intact photos to CD for a
small charge.
It’s a lot easier to wipe off a CD or download your backup than it is to repair
a pile of images damaged in a flood or fire...
We specializes in restoring photos from original, negative, digitalized image, digital camera shots, film cameras, and more.
What is Photo Restoration?
Photographs with characteristics such as yellowing, cracked, torn, mold,
scratches, creases, dusts, fading and other forms of damages that may have
altered the original photograph, can be restored.
The photo restoration process starts by taking the original photograph to be
scanned into a high resolution digital image. If a digital image is already
available, no scanning is needed. Detail restoration work will then be performed
on this digital image.
There are three different categories (Basic, Moderate and Advanced) of Photo
Restoration service depending on the level of damages on your photographs.