Faded Wartime Photos

A faded wartime photo is a common case: dye layers breaking down over decades, faster in warmth and daylight leaves milky shadows, grey whites and a cast that drifts toward orange, magenta or cyan depending on the paper, and wartime photos from the 1910s to 1940s were rarely stored well enough to escape it.

Faded Photo Fixer is the tool for faded wartime photos: it targets milky shadows, grey whites and a cast that drifts toward orange, magenta or cyan depending on the paper and leaves the rest of the wartime photo alone. Output follows the shape of the upload, so the uniform, the date on the back and the handwriting end up where they always were in the faded original.

Scan the faded wartime photo flat, or photograph it and run Photo-of-a-Photo Fixer first, so the fading is the only thing left to repair. The wartime photos come back in seconds, and the 4 free credits on sign-up cover the first Standard pass at the fading.