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		By: Bill		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Good point that &quot;just Photoshop it&quot; isn&#039;t a magic GO button, and that a restoration like Joaquin&#039;s is really repainting the image from the ground up over many hours. One general tip for damaged photos: work on a duplicate layer or copy and save versions as you go, so a heavy-handed fix never destroys the original scan. Disclosure: I&#039;m with the Img2Img AI team; we build a browser-based AI image editor that can fix blur, erase objects like stray power lines, and keep version history on one canvas.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Good point that &#8220;just Photoshop it&#8221; isn&#8217;t a magic GO button, and that a restoration like Joaquin&#8217;s is really repainting the image from the ground up over many hours. One general tip for damaged photos: work on a duplicate layer or copy and save versions as you go, so a heavy-handed fix never destroys the original scan. Disclosure: I&#8217;m with the Img2Img AI team; we build a browser-based AI image editor that can fix blur, erase objects like stray power lines, and keep version history on one canvas.</p>
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