Keep sepia tones or discard color info?

When you reprint old photos do you keep sepia tones?

  • Yes, with hue enhancements

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photojean

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Hello -

I am scanning and reprinting some very old photos. I have some really old ones (one is a "tin-type" of my grandfather), and they have sepia tones.

What is common when people restore photos? Do they keep the sepia tones or make take them to a black and white?

I'm sure part of it is personal preference, but I think the sepia ones are charming and have lots of character.

Any advice is appreciated. Thank you so much!
 
For me, it all depends on the condition of the photo. If the sepia toning looks good, then I have no proglem leaving it, but a lot of times, it will be blotchy and uneven, and it just makes sense to go black and white. You can always go to black and white, and then re-apply the sepia with photoshop.
 
technicolor all the way!


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