Servicio de Restauración de Fotos

Old photographs degrade. UV exposure fades them, moisture warps and stains them, physical handling tears them, and acidic paper causes chemical breakdown over decades. A scan of a damaged print captures all of that damage at full resolution — and restoration means working with what survives to recover as much as possible.

We restore damaged prints for families, photographers, museums, libraries, and genealogical researchers. Tears and creases are cloned out, water and mold stains removed using frequency separation to preserve underlying detail, and missing facial features or structural elements reconstructed where enough reference survives. For black and white archives, we offer colorization based on historical referencing — military uniforms, period clothing, documented skin tones. From minor dust cleanup at $14.99 to full reconstruction of severely damaged images. Each piece is quoted individually; send us your scan and we'll assess it for free.

What can photo restoration actually fix? Tears, creases, water and mold stains, faded exposures, missing sections, and color shift in aged prints. What it can't do is invent detail that was never captured — restoration works from what the original photograph contains, not from imagination.