Improve contrast, density, and clarity so the people in the photograph are easier to see.
Photo restoration
Give important photographs a second life.
Careful digital restoration for family photographs, legacy portraits, faded prints, scratched images, and damaged memories throughout San Bernardino and the Inland Empire.

Custom restoration
For the photographs people do not want to lose.
Photo restoration is quoted based on the condition of the image and the amount of cleanup needed. Light fading, dust, scratches, tears, missing corners, and color shifts can often be improved while keeping the photograph natural.
The goal is not to erase the history of the photograph. It is to make the image easier to see, share, print, and preserve while keeping the people, expression, and feeling intact.
Before and after
See how restoration can recover detail without making the image feel fake.
Drag the slider to preview the kind of cleanup a restoration can focus on: fading, contrast, scratches, discoloration, and distracting marks. Replace these sample images with your real restoration examples when you are ready.
Before
After
What can be improved
Common restoration requests.
Reduce scratches, dust, stains, and distracting marks while preserving the original feel.
Repair visible tears, creases, missing corners, and surface damage when enough image information is available.
Correct yellowing, washed-out color, and uneven tones for a cleaner finished file.
Small gallery
Restoration-friendly work samples.



San Bernardino photo restoration
Local help for old prints, family portraits, and keepsake images.
Inland Headshots offers photo restoration for clients in San Bernardino, Riverside, Redlands, Ontario, Rancho Cucamonga, Fontana, and nearby Inland Empire communities. The goal is to make the photograph cleaner, sharper, and easier to share without making it look artificial.
Restored images can be used for framed prints, memorial displays, family archives, gifts, albums, and digital backups. Because every photograph is different, the best first step is to send the image or bring it to an appointment for review.