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Restored Cased Images Daguerreotypes, Copper (rare) * Ambrotype, Glass * Tintypes, Iron (common) Learn more about these fascinating photographs on the "History of Photography" found in the "Genealogy Corner".
DAGs Daguerreotype Society can answer all our questions on restoring the actual Cased Image. If that's what you want. Save our site as a favorite and after visiting their site, you may prefer to simply have us scan the image and digitally restore it and printing an archival quality copy. The seal surrounding the glass will never be opened.
Once scanned the restoration needed here was to remove the milky appearance of the dirty glass. The client just wanted a copy to share with family and handle rather than handling the original.
Ambrotypes
This is an example of having fun with your ancestors! Colorizing and enlarging a dagtype to decorate with your relatives is always a conversation piece.
Tintypes
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Scrapbooking Inspirations and Solutions Handling and Storage of Photographic Materials Image Editing Consultant Since 1999!
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Last Update Rev. 03/09/13
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Happy to say there
were no challenges in 2004 - 2009 -
2010 -2012 worst than the years displayed here.
This particular dag was in almost perfect
condition. The original here doesn't look great because of the glass being
a little milky. A preservationist would remove the seal, clean the glass
and reseal it. If you want to go through the expense and it doesn't come
without risk. 
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.