Fire-Damaged Prom Photos

Prom photos showing charred and curled edges, a brown scorch gradient, soot in the grain and areas lost entirely have almost always met a house fire, a smoke-filled room or a print that sat too close to a heater. The fire damage sits on top of the image of a couple posed under an arch or against a painted backdrop, which is still there underneath.

Nothing in the prom photo is redrawn for effect; the fire damage is treated as a layer to remove and the image of a couple posed under an arch or against a painted backdrop as the thing to keep. If the fire-damaged area covered the corsage, the dress color and the backdrop, the fill is inferred from what survives around it.

Start with Photo Restoration on the fire-damaged prom photo, then chain Face Restoration or the upscaler in the Studio if the prom photos need it. The 4 free credits on a new account cover one Standard run on fire-damaged prom photos.