Changelog

Overcomes typical color shifts in vintage 1960s-1980s Kodak prints. A dedicated pre-processing stage applies adaptive RGB histogram percentile clipping (0.5%–99.5%) to neutralize pervasive yellow and cyan fog, recovering crisp whites on clothing and curtains before neural inference.

Implemented calibrated post-processing with zero-level black point anchoring and gentle S-curve film tone mapping. Eliminates the milky, washed-out veil common on aged paper scans while preserving authentic grain structure without blur or smudge artifacts.

Fine-tuned blind face enhancement parameters to prevent artificial over-smoothing. Eye clarity, facial symmetry, and skin texture are restored with sharp definition while retaining authentic family resemblance and vintage photograph character.

Completely overhauled the Before/After comparison tool. Users on mobile devices and desktop browsers can now directly grab and drag the center handle or photo horizontally. Implemented full pointer capture and touch-none gesture isolation to eliminate page scrolling interference.

Standardized all public showcase examples on authentic Library of Congress glass plate negatives and historical prints (1863 Lincoln, 1922 Edison, 1875 Glass Plate), adhering to strict personal privacy standards and zero-cost public domain compliance.

Native localized user experiences for Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and Turkish speakers, including translated guides, localized meta tags, and native error handling.

Users can inspect restored results in full resolution with an unobtrusive diagonal studio watermark before paying. No credit card or account creation required for previewing.

Strict zero-retention privacy policy enforced: all uploaded scans, intermediate buffers, and restored high-resolution images are permanently deleted from cloud object storage 24 hours after completion.

Neural inpainting specialized in physical print damage, folded creases, dust spots, and photographic emulsion cracks.

Color reconstruction trained on period-accurate pigments, textile dyes, and ambient lighting for 19th and early 20th-century black-and-white portraits.

Ultra-low latency client-to-storage uploads supporting files up to 20 MB. Simple pay-per-photo pricing ($3.99 single / $9.99 10-pack) with zero recurring subscriptions.