MemoryCherishReviews of memorycherish.com

Website easy and very robust when setting up the order. Great resourcrs to see how process occurs, their team of artists and priduction people...even got great personalized video giving ne mid work update and gehind scenes activity. Wow from A to Z. Bit pricey but results show it,was worth it. Ordering 2nd print asap.

We have used Memory Cherish twice with amazing results each time. We had a grainy photo of our young family from a news article—barely recognizable—and they produced the most wonderful color photo for us. One of our daughters had passed away, so having her photo as a little one meant a lot.

The process for restoration was easy and very straightforward. My picture was very damaged. I found it while moving and decided to restore as a gift to my mom. It is the only remaining baby photo of me taken with my mom (she’ll be 85 soon). The restored photo looks fantastic. We did one revision and that was great too. I recommend this company to anyone seeking to restore classic pictures.

The kind staff at MemoryCherish are truly professionals in the craft of photograph restorations. I submitted several old, discolored and badly faded photographs that surely had the look of beyond recovery. In a few short days I received what could only be described as stunningly beautiful images that appeared as though they were recently photographed. With a friendly staff that truly care about the work they do and client satisfaction, I highly recommend this professional service for old photo restorations.

It meant more to me than I can express to have my baby picture from 1950 restored. The artist did a magnificent job restoring and revising a blurry copy of a copy of a 76-year-old photo. I also appreciated the option for sepia or black&white prints. MemoryCherish is a five-star photo restoration business. I recommend them without reservation.

I have used Memory Cherish several times for my photo restoration. Each time I have been very pleased! They have been very patient in responding to my detail requests until the photo was completely to my satisfaction. I highly recommend Memory Cherish for your photo restorations,

How wonderful it is to have my parents photo restored. They both have since passed away a few years ago and now I can pass along these to there grandchildren. What a blessing 🙏 Thank you so much ☺️

They’re just running stuff through an AI platform and not even bothering to check the results before sending out the images. I sent in a very large resolution image of a damaged photo of a relative - large enough it couldn’t even upload through their site properly. The first “version” of the photo was sent back <24 hour later, with both of his hands mangled by the generative AI results. I replied to the revision request prompt, and <24 hours later a new variant was in Google Drive - they’d simply run it through the software again. The texture on his suit and the colors in the image were completely different. Neither version was remotely close to the actual texture of the original fabric, but that’s not the biggest issue in the world. The fact that one hand still had bizarre fused digits because their automated systems couldn’t process the obvious cigar that was in his hand was not nearly as frustrating as the email asking me to circle where the issue was after submitting cropped screenshots of their version of his hand and the original with the clear cigar in it. The final revision cleaned up the hand somewhat - but it still doesn’t have the actual cigar and it is very clearly generative AI if you zoom in. Also, the finished image is a small 5MP file - because they want you to order prints through them as well. If you can’t find an actual restoration artist, just download one of these AI apps and do it yourself. You’ll save money in the long run, and have at least some control over the results. **Re: MemoryCherish response - I did see the final revision. It looks like he’s holding a long, skinny tootsie roll. It could not more obviously not have been part of the original image - or be more patently out of place with the texture of the rest of the photo. I don’t know if it was with adobe firefly or another program, but it looks very much like someone told a generative AI tool to create a cigar and you stuck it where the old one would have been. And for further clarification, there is zero evidence as far as I could tell that anybody was doing anything manually with this photo - especially given how comically bad the first version was - and the fact that the first revision didn’t just try to correct issues in the photo, it was a version of the photo that had been run through again with wildly different results in color, texture, and mistakes. If you’re suggesting that what you sent me was after somebody looked through it that makes me even more disturbed by what I was sent. In addition, the size of the file that you sent back is absolutely in line with what happened when I ran the same photo through one of those online AI restoration programs out of curiosity - which gave me the same sort of results. I’m sure there are people out there that don’t have an issue with this kind of technology being used for this purpose, I think it pumps out garbage personally, and I would never have paid you guys if that’s what I thought you were going to use. I just think you need to be a lot more honest in your advertising what you’re actually charging people for. You could have also communicated to me if there was an issue with the photo that precluded being able to restore the photo without the heavy use of Generative AI, or if it needed to be sent to a more expensive specialist. Instead, you just ran it through something quick and easy and dropped a file in a Google Drive folder.