Image Examination Order Form

The staff at Focus Magic do not examine images for free and only examine images that have been paid for in advance using this order form. By placing an order:

  • The client agrees that the payment amount of US$50 is for the time spent on the image, not for getting a satisfactory result.
  • The client understands that Focus Magic recovers information by undoing blur, but if there is no blur (i.e. the image is of a low resolution or has too few pixels), then no information can be recovered.
  • The client will submit the image(s) or video by email or, if they are large, send them using a service such as Digital Pigeon or WeTransfer.
  • For confidentiality reasons, all correspondence must be with one email address (the one used below).
  • When the staff at Focus Magic give their assessment, they will only reply to one more email. If more correspondence is required, it will be done for US$10 for each email.
  • The client will not ask for a refund.
  • Payment of the order is acceptance of these terms.
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Top Digital Photography Tips

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For the very first time, renowned international photographer and bestselling author Michael Freeman reveals all the insider secrets that professionals keep for themselves alone.  Everyone from enthusiastic amateurs to seasoned experts will learn plenty of the tried-and-true, field-tested techniques Freeman has discovered through years of experience.

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Digital Restoration From Start to Finish

by Ctein

Digital Restoration: Start to Finish guides you step-by-step through restoring old photographs and repairing new ones using Adobe Photoshop, plug-ins, and Picture Window.  Nothing is left out, from choosing the right hardware and software and getting photographs into the computer, to producing and preserving the finished photograph.

"AMAZING!... I have always told students in the past that you can fix almost anything if you don't shoot it right, but 'out of focus, out of luck'... that is no longer true!"