Help!!!!!!!

[KAikens318]

Ok, so the brainiac that took this photo of my dad (not me, just a cashier at the hall he was at) apparently put her finger in front of the flash or something and completely ruined this photo. Is there ANYTHING that can be done in Photoshop to help recover it, even a little? This guy that is with my dad is from the Doors, one of my dad's favorite bands, and he was really upset that the photo didn't come out. If anyone can help it would be much appreciated. I played around with the channel mixer to get rid of the red hue, tried burning the guy on the left to darken him up a little, and tried sharpening but it just wasn't doing much. There probably isn't much that can be done, but if anyone can try anything it would be appreciated!

 

[480sparky]

What is the original format & size of the image? If it's a raw image, you've got a better chance at salvaging it then if it was shot as a jpeg.

 

[KAikens318]

This is the original size and format unfortunately

 

[480sparky]

I didn't think anyone made a 0.48 megapixel camera these days.

Unfortunately, there's not enough data in this size of an image to even try to do something.

 

[The_Traveler]

I don't think any camera puts out an image that is 800 x 600.
Is this a scan of a print?
It looks like the flash bounced into a mirror

not much improvement but here's a try

 

[Judobreaker]

I guess it's something... ^^
That left haze is really hard to do something with...

 

[KAikens318]

My dad said that is what came out of the camera. It's a tiny point and shoot that was like $30. Judo I think yours is pretty good. Thanks for trying to help guys!

 

[Bynx]

Here is my shot at it.

 

[Joshonator]

Thought I would try getting rid of the wacky colour altogether, hope this helps!

 

[CForr]

Here is the original alongside my attempts at improvement:

ORIGINAL

COLOUR IMPROVEMENT

BLACK & WHITE IMPROVEMENT