- Overview
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5.2 Workflow Review
In this lesson we'll recap the course and review the image restoration workflow one more time.
1.Introduction2 lessons, 06:09
2 lessons, 06:09
1.1Introduction01:58
1.1
Introduction
01:58
1.2Why Do We Restore?04:11
1.2
Why Do We Restore?
04:11
2.Archival Images4 lessons, 15:27
4 lessons, 15:27
2.1Historical Context, Contemporary Concerns04:39
2.1
Historical Context, Contemporary Concerns
04:39
2.2Handling Archival Documents04:45
2.2
Handling Archival Documents
04:45
2.3Digitise Your Photos01:41
2.3
Digitise Your Photos
01:41
2.4Metadata04:22
2.4
Metadata
04:22
3.Repair and Restore4 lessons, 35:51
4 lessons, 35:51
3.1Repair Joins and Rips11:14
3.1
Repair Joins and Rips
11:14
3.2Tidy Up09:56
3.2
Tidy Up
09:56
3.3Restore Detail07:17
3.3
Restore Detail
07:17
3.4Fix Colour07:24
3.4
Fix Colour
07:24
4.Add Colour2 lessons, 26:15
2 lessons, 26:15
4.1Select and Colour10:45
4.1
Select and Colour
10:45
4.2Skin, Hair, Eyes and Clothes15:30
4.2
Skin, Hair, Eyes and Clothes
15:30
5.Conclusion2 lessons, 07:00
2 lessons, 07:00
5.1Save and Share02:45
5.1
Save and Share
02:45
5.2Workflow Review04:15
5.2
Workflow Review
04:15
Marie Gardiner is a writer and photographer from the North East of England. After gaining her degree in Film and Media, Marie worked in the media industry, before leaving to set up the business she runs with her partner: Lonely Tower Film & Media. As well as writing about visual practices like photography and video, Marie is also the author of Sunderland Industrial Giant (The History Press, 2017), Secret Sunderland (Amberley Publishing 2019), and Celebrating Sunderland (Amberley Publishing 2023). Her photographic work focuses on landscapes and industrial ruins, particularly those of the North Pennines as she continues to work on her long-form documentary project Changing Landscapes.