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Grandma's wedding photo has a crease across the center and a stain on the corner. You could send it to a restorer. Or you could clean the damage yourself. Here's how an object remover handles scratches and tears.
Your grandmother's wedding photo is 60 years old. It has a crease running across the middle, a brown stain in the corner, and a small tear at the edge. A professional restoration would cost money and take weeks. An object remover cleans the damage in minutes — if you use it the right way. Here is the workflow.
Step 1: Scan the photo at high resolution. Scan the print at 600 DPI or more. The AI needs detail to rebuild what is under the damage. Step 2: Brush the damage, not the face. Use the object remover and brush over the crease, the stain, and the tear — one region at a time. Step 3: Rebuild in passes. Long scratches may not clean in one pass. Re-run the brush over the residual line. The AI samples the surrounding texture — the fabric of the dress, the wall behind — and reconstructs the area. Step 4: Restore, then upscale. For the best result, run the cleaned image through the photo restorer to fix any remaining unevenness, then the image upscaler to increase the resolution for printing. The object remover is the cleanup pass. The restorer is the finish pass. The result is a family photo that looks closer to the day it was taken.
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