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Corrected with
ColorWasher
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| This is an
old photo from the 70s. Sadly it became quite brown and
faded over time. I didn't have much hope that it could be
made any better. |
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What a surprise!
ColorWasher recreates the nostalgic colors of the photo
again. |
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| I took this
photo from an air plane window. It looks quite faded and
rosy. |
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ColorWasher
removed the magenta cast and made it look fresh again. |
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| This photo
was taken at twilight and is extremely underexposed. |
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Amazing how
ColorWasher even managed to get all the light back without
revealing too much noise. This correction needed a bit of
manual tweaking, but the result was worth it. |
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Somehow I
don't like these dull colors. Lets see if ColorWasher can
do anything about it.
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OK, maybe I exaggerated a bit
too much here by removing all color from the blossoms
and setting saturation to full power at 100%. But the
photo received a very nice color mood.
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Somehow the
wrong white balanced was used for this shot.
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Sampling the cast, using the
Old Photo cast type and reducing with the Adjust Cast
value produces this nice result.
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| Somehow I
used the Fluorescent setting on my digicam when it decided
to trigger the flash although I didn't want that. The wine
must have already impeded my photographic skills. |
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ColorWasher tells me that the
photo has an 80% cast and only manages to produce the
magenta/yellow image that is visible in the top left corner.
Looking at ColorWasher's Histo tab the red channel seems
suppressed almost completely and blue channel only contains
bright highlights. The green channel which contains most
of the brightness information was left almost untouched.
So the only solution to save the photos is to turn it
into a B/W shot. As a B/W shot it looks quite nice.
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