Edwardian photos
Edwardian faces, in colour.
Studio portraits, postcards and family groups in the garden, from 1900 to the 1910s. Upload one and see it in colour in about twenty seconds. Your first one is free.
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What to expect.
Sepia is fine
The model reads the light and dark in the photo, not the brown tint, and replaces the tint with natural colour.
Lace and white blouses stay white
Edwardian clothes were often pale. They stay pale, and the colour goes into faces, hair, hats and backgrounds.
Postcards work well
Many Edwardian portraits were printed as postcards. A clear scan, or a phone photo taken straight on in daylight, colours well.
Garden portraits come alive: the leaves turn green, and the people look like they've just stepped outside.
Colour yours freeQuestions
Good to know.
Can you colour a sepia photo?
Yes. The brown tint of an old print is replaced with natural colour, so there's no need to convert it to black and white first.
Can you colour a photo postcard?
Yes. Scan the picture side, or photograph it straight on in daylight without glare, and upload it. The preview is free.
How much does it cost?
Previews are free: one straight away, and up to three if you add your email. Keeping one photo costs £9, five photos cost £19 and twenty-five cost £49, paid once, with VAT included.
What happens to my photos?
They're deleted automatically after 7 days. They're used only to colour your photo, and we never share them.
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