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Welcome to
Photos Made Perfect!
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your
search is over...
You
have found the best DIGITAL restoration service in San Diego. Since
1999, we have been restoring any type of damaged photo from any type of
medium that can be scanned. It could be on glass, wood, tin and now film.
We specialize in vintage
photos (any 1800s daguerreotypes, tintypes and cabinet cards) and also
digitally restore Documents,
Paintings,
Newspaper
articles and photos that other restorers have turned down. We want
to help you restore your family history through photographs. That is
how we developed our slogan;
"Restoring Family History... One
Photo At A Time..."
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We
are passionate about our restoration service and guest speaking to
genealogy societies. Other services include scanning images to store
on a CD's,. We give you tips on creating an impressive "Scrapbook"
and show you how to turn your great photos into fabulous
personal "Custom
Gifts".
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Our site is very
informative and would take many visits to see it all, and we are always
evolving, so please come back
and tell a friend about us . If
you have any questions concerning your photographs, go to "Contact
Us". Including if you already had work done and were
not satisfied, email us a copy and we will tell you if we could have done
better, seriously! Click here for more on this topic.
The majority of restored photographs are
in the "Client Before & After Gallery" and if you love
vintage photographs. Don't miss our personal collection in the
"Genealogy Corner". All rights
reserved.
Thank
you for visiting, share this site with a friend.
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 Eye
Candy
If you have the
time/patience click
here to see. an animation of one of our restorations. Depending
on your speed connection this table shows how long you have to wait for it
to download.
This is the original
It's worth the wait, enjoy!
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Speed |
Time
to Download |
| 28.8 |
12.5
minutes |
| 56.6 |
06.5
minutes |
| DSL |
02.5
minutes |
| Cable |
00.5
minutes |
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2009 -
2010
Bulk
Rates
Note: For optimal viewing of these photos, your display setting should
be set at "True Color (24 bit)" and your screen resolution should
be set to "800 by 600 pixels.