Question 1

What if the low resolution took part of the group photo away entirely?

Accepted Answer

Run Missing Parts Filler after Face Restoration and describe the gap the low resolution left in the group photo. It continues the scene, clothing and background of the group photo from what survives; a face fully gone from low-resolution group photos cannot be recovered, only inferred.

Question 2

Does restoring a low-resolution group photo change its shape or crop?

Accepted Answer

No. The output follows the shape of the upload, so group photos come back at the same proportions with the low resolution removed and every face, the row order and the banner in place. Upscale afterwards for a larger reprint.

Question 3

Can the low resolution on my group photo be repaired?

Accepted Answer

In most cases, yes. Face Restoration is written for blocky pixels, mushy skin and faces the size of a fingernail that fall apart when enlarged and rebuilds the group photo underneath from the surrounding image. Very heavy low resolution that removed a whole face of a whole family, club or congregation arranged in rows comes back as a plausible reconstruction rather than a recovery.

Question 4

Will a whole family, club or congregation arranged in rows still look like themselves after the low resolution is removed?

Accepted Answer

The prompts keep every face, age and expression in the low-resolution group photo as photographed. Where the low-resolution area covered a face, compare the result with other group photos and with family memory before you print.

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