Peachtree Photography Photo Restoration Services Restoration and the Printing Process. Once a proper negative is selected from the proofing set, the next process is to print a photograph in the size specified by the client. This is basically the photograph to which art work will be applied. There are many papers available on the market today but not all of these papers hold art work in the same manner.
Some papers seem to repel artwork while other papers seem to hold it more readily.
Dyes, as their name implies, actually go down into the photographic paper and stain the internal fibers of the paper with the corrective colors that must be applied in order to repair spots, tears, and other imperfections photographed in the original image. These dyes are used to shift the overall color of certain areas of the photographic paper where color may have shifted only in part of the photograph. If the whole photograph were effected, the color shift would best be compensated for during the proofing session in the studio. The air brush is a widely used tool during many phases of the art work. It can be used to alter backgrounds and make various changes that affect larger areas of a photograph.