How to Check Buildings After AI Photo Restoration
By ImgHeal · Updated
Inspect straight lines, repeated windows, and signs that a face-centered review can miss.
Choose reference structures
Find a roof edge, window row, doorway, and readable sign in the source. Compare the same areas after restoration at matched scale. Count repeated elements when they are visible rather than judging only whether the building looks cleaner.
Watch geometry around repairs
Look for bent edges, doubled frames, and windows that change size across a damaged patch. Reconstructed texture can look convincing while changing architectural structure. A separate undamaged photograph can help, but renovations and viewpoint differences need to be considered.
Preserve the documentary source
For local-history use, keep the original and identify reconstructed regions. Do not use generated signs or windows to establish a building's historical appearance. A viewing restoration and a documentary record can coexist without making the same claims.
Check before you finish
- Check straight lines and repeated elements.
- Keep original evidence for historical claims.
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