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I have Photoshop CS4, which was handed down to me second hand. I have no
plug-ins or any such thing, but I am lost to the fact of restoring my old
family photographs. Some are in a washed out colour, but most in black and
white, or sepia. Is the a tutorial that I can gain to help me touch up
scratches and folds and such like? any help is appreciated!

There are many tutorials out there but one good source is:
"retouch pro forums", where you can find tutorials and an helping community.
One more thing: be prepared to spend a long time restoring your photos, and
don't expect any plug-ins to do such a job for you. Sweat, blood and tears
:-)

http://www.retouchpro.com
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www.imaginerie.org

"Matt" <matthew-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have Photoshop CS4, which was handed down to me second hand. I have no
> plug-ins or any such thing, but I am lost to the fact of restoring my old
> family photographs. Some are in a washed out colour, but most in black and
> white, or sepia. Is the a tutorial that I can gain to help me touch up
> scratches and folds and such like? any help is appreciated!

Blood, sweat and tears it is then...thank you for your kind help!
Matt

"Infinitech" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> There are many tutorials out there but one good source is:
> "retouch pro forums", where you can find tutorials and an helping
> community.
> One more thing: be prepared to spend a long time restoring your photos,
> and don't expect any plug-ins to do such a job for you. Sweat, blood and
> tears :-)
>
> http://www.retouchpro.com
> -----------
> www.imaginerie.org
>
> "Matt" <matthew-(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:f7DXn.127446$NM4.91232@hurricane...
>> I have Photoshop CS4, which was handed down to me second hand. I have no
>> plug-ins or any such thing, but I am lost to the fact of restoring my old
>> family photographs. Some are in a washed out colour, but most in black
>> and white, or sepia. Is the a tutorial that I can gain to help me touch
>> up scratches and folds and such like? any help is appreciated!
>