Промт для восстановления и колоризации фото

Archival photograph restoration and colorization: repair physical damage and add historically accurate color to this historical image while preserving all original visual content exactly — apply uniform enhancement across all regions identically. Output must have the exact same aspect ratio as the input. Colorize the EXISTING photograph using SVEMA 32/64 or ORWO NP color palette: This palette features slightly cool tones, natural skin, and moderate contrast, providing a grounded and authentic historical feel.

This photograph has severe physical damage: large tears, heavy creasing/folds, distinct tape residue marks (especially on the right side affecting the child's right cheek and the doll), numerous scratches, dust spots, and overall fading and discoloration. The heaviest damage is concentrated on the right side of the image, the bottom right corner, and diagonally across the child's face from top right to bottom left.

Restore the background, which is currently a heavily damaged, dark, mottled, and faded backdrop. Smooth out all imperfections, remove artifacts, and add subtle texture to suggest a wall or studio backdrop. Colorize the background with a deep, muted grey-blue or dark olive green, typical of simple studio backdrops from the 1950s-1960s Soviet era.

Restore the foreground object, a doll or stuffed animal visible on the right side of the child, which is almost entirely obscured by damage and fading. Restore its form, soft fabric texture, and details like eyes or stitching. Colorize it with muted, natural toy colors, such as a light brown or faded yellow for the body, and small, darker accents for eyes or nose.

Restore and colorize the child's clothing: a knit sweater and a bow/scarf. For the sweater, meticulously restore the knit texture, folds, and any implied details, then colorize it as a soft, warm cream or very pale yellow. For the bow, restore ...