A Beginner’s Guide to Digital Image Repair in Photoshop: Volume 2

Photoshop photo restoration with a practical, chapter-by-chapter focus

A Beginner’s Guide to Digital Image Repair in Photoshop: Volume 2 continues Jennifer Harder’s restoration workflow with a clear emphasis on color adjustments, blending, filters, masking, and animation. This is a hands-on guide for readers who want to move beyond simple cleanup and understand how Photoshop tools work together when restoring damaged or faded images.

The book is organized around a sequence of restoration techniques, starting with adjustment layers and blending modes, then moving into basic and advanced filters, and finally into parallax-style animation and output options for web, email, print, and presentation use. That structure makes it especially useful for readers who like to learn by following a working process rather than by browsing disconnected tips.

What this volume covers

• Adjustment layers, masks, and blending modes for photo restoration
• Basic and advanced filter workflows for repairing image problems
• Color correction and other non-destructive editing approaches
• Parallax and animation projects using Photoshop tools
• Saving and preparing restored images for different final uses

Who will appreciate it most

The evidence points to beginning-to-intermediate Photoshop users, especially readers interested in restoring old family photos, historical images, and other pictures that need careful digital repair. It will also make sense for creative users who want to explore simple animation as a follow-on to restoration work.

A focused companion to image repair work

This volume is strongest when treated as a structured workshop in ebook form: it keeps the attention on practical Photoshop decisions, the order in which tools are applied, and the relationship between restoration and presentation. If you want a technical but approachable guide to Photoshop image repair, this title fits that lane very well.