Working with Existing Material

Using digital editing software, we can bring new life to old photographs by erasing scratches, tears, and other blemishes, and by returning faded colors to their original hues and more. (See this page for examples.) We can also sequence a stack of home movies into a seamless film, as well as enhancing color and exposure. And we can revive audio recordings by removing hiss and other artifacts, boosting volume in hard-to-hear areas, restoring garbled dialogue, and deleting "ahs" and "uhs" to give recordings a smooth, natural flow.