Time Travelling Jester! [C1920 Photo Restoration] 

Thank you so much! I do have more videos planned, particularly some rather ambitious ones for Christmas! :)

@@JBColourisation Can't wait :o

Thanks George! :D

Thank You! I'll do my best to feature more in the future! :)

Thank You! :)

Thank you so much! :D

Thanks you very much! :)

Thank you so much and if you want to learn more about Curves I'm actually working on a tutorial which features them pretty extensively! it should be out soon...ish :)

Yes, it's caused by the gelatin which holds the silver crystals in place deteriorating over time and the blue shiny crystals rising to the surface and developing further(? As i understand it). In terms of a tutorial it's certainly something i'd consider for the future. In the mean time, I'd 100% recommend checking out 'nomicrowave''s tutorial on here called 'Removing Silvering with Photoshop Elements' as it covers how to remove silvering in both regular Photoshop and Elements and it's my go-to video for whenever I forget best practice for silvering (As my old comment on the video will back up!) I will say as a slight cautionary comment, scanning an image is not generally recommended for silvering as it blasts the image with a load of extra light. I generally weigh up my options and decide that when scanning my own images, my collection is generally shut in the dark most of the time I'll take my chances with a brief scan. Many however recommend tilting your photograph at a slight angle and taking a regular photograph of it, this tilted photograph can then be un titled in Photoshop and generally tilting a silvered image away from the light obviously stops the silver from being reflected and sometimes allows more detail. Although, silvering in my opinion is sadly one of these things which is fairly difficult to perfect fix. :S