Enclosed are images that started out about 62 years ago. Subject is our oldest son, now 65 and retired. I was very involved in Camera Clubs and the PSA Salons. In both instances the exhibitor had to make their own prints. I used a Hasselblad 500C with 80mm Planar and Kodacolor Negative film. I used Flexichrome Dye with a paint brush and painted simulated rain streaks directly on the negative. I made 16"x20" "Type C" prints in my home darkroom. Over the last 62 years the framed print has faded badly. About 10 years ago, our son revealed I had made him an 11"x14" print that had not faded as badly. I borrowed it and copied it with a 35mm full frame digital camera. A kind gentleman on this forum assembled for me a Photoshop Action to utilize the old Kodak "Digital ROC" . I applied it to the digital copy of the 11"x14' print image and the color was restored somewhat. I recently added Topaz Photo AI and Gigapixel. I was able to upscale the 11"x14" to 16"x20" but more amazing, I applied "Face Recovery". I am attaching a screen shot showing what a great job it did with face recovery, and Noise Reduction.
