How to restore faded photos?

[Stephen Liu]

(06-21-2022, 12:05 PM)rich2005 Wrote:

Quote:...Yes, I have large photo but I'm not allowed to upload it here.

What is the max file size allowed?

The details are in the forum help section https://www.gimp-forum.net/misc.php?action=help&hid=11  but I will post for your information

• No more than 5 attachments per post
  
• Most image file types are allowed, including of course XCF and its derivatives (XCFGZ, etc...)
  
• There is a 500KB limit on the size of "flat" formats: PNG/JPG/GIF
  
• There is a 2MB limit on the size of XCF and derivatives. Compressed XCF (XCFGZ, etc...) are usually about a third of the size of the equivalent XCF, so you can in effect post the equivalent of a 6MB XCF.
  
• Zip and 7z files are allowed, up to 1MB.
  
• The forum displays directly images that fit in a 600W by 800H rectangle. Those that are bigger are resized to these dimensions, and users have to click on them to see them at the original size.
  

Thanks for your advice.

Bigger photos are attached here.

p01_60.jpg is reduced to 60% of its original photo
p02_55.jpg is reduced to 55% of its original photo

Regards

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(06-21-2022, 01:02 PM)sallyanne Wrote: Looks like the AI didn't do a very good job on your photo. (So what's new) Where the white is on the right side your photo is almost destroyed. Crop your large photo to where you would like it and upload it.

That was fully automatic.  I just upload the photo to their website.  The photo was edited automatically online and after finished asking me to download the edited photo.