Why (and How) Should You Colorize Family Photos? Experts Weigh In

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If you’ve spent any time with vintage family photos, you’ve probably noticed colors in them that show signs of wear. Perhaps a red or blue haze has settled on those 1960s family vacation snapshots. Or fading hues have dimmed Grandma’s cheerful wardrobe. Maybe you’ve wished for rosier tones in your black-and-white or sepia images. It’s View Website VIP Subscription

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