Colourised Photographs


The colourised photographs service is a process that adds colour to black-and-white, sepia, or other monochrome images. The colourising of photographs has been around for many years becoming particularly especially popular during the 1920s before colour photography became widely available.
The colourised photographs service provides a flexible ways of reinvigorating an old image. A number of options are available that can provide a range of colourised results from subtle colouring to a stronger more intense look. Most often the aim is to get the most natural looking colour image result as possible. like the image of Holly the dog seen above. Colour images can bring to life people and places originally shot in black and white, or where the colour image’s tones have faded away almost completely. Colourisation can bring back the colour to any faded photograph.
Creating Colour Images
New colour prints can be made to the same size as the original (or larger if required) using Fuji Crystal Archive DPII Professional papers with a choice of lustre, pearl or glossy finishes. The Fuji paper offers the widest colour gamut, maximum density for deep blacks and excellent colour saturation.
- Fast, friendly, and reliable service
- Preview of colourised image before printing
- Royal Mail Tracked Postage with emailed tracking code
- Orders delivered within seven to ten days
- All sizes of photographs are colourised including panoramic
- Printed onto Fuji Crystal Archive DPII Professional paper
- Orders are accepted from outside of the UK. Contact me for details.
Black and White… to Colour Images
After the original image or document has been photographed or scanned, it plays no further part in the process. No work is carried out on the original image itself and it is not sent away to a photographic lab. Once the image has been colourised, a preview copy can be emailed for approval before the final image is sent off for printing. Partial colourisation is also available where colour is just required in a specific area of an image.
Based in Consett, County Durham, Richard Flint Photography has over twenty-five years of Photoshop experience with copied images, artwork, and documents delivered to clients throughout the UK.
Customer Testimonials
A collection of testimonials from previous customers can be found HERE.
Colourised Photograph Prices
- Image sizes up to 12×10
- Choice of print paper finishes
- Recorded Royal Mail Return Postage
- Other tracked postage options are available
- Image sizes above 12×10
- Choice of print paper finishes
- Recorded Royal Mail Return Postage
- Other tracked postage options are available
Technical Details
All prices include some minor technical retouching of images: i.e removing minor dust and hair marks, etc
Images larger than 12×10 can be especially difficult to scan due to the physical size of the print and the limited availability of large-size scanners. A more cost-effective solution can be to photograph the original image with a camera. This provides a good-quality copy of the original print image without the need for expensive scanning.
Orders by Post
If you would like to send photographic prints, negatives or slides via the post, these can be sent using a recorded or tracked special delivery service. If you would like to send photographic prints, negatives or slides via the post, these can be sent using a recorded or tracked special delivery service.
The original and new copy is returned using Royal Mail’s recorded delivery service. Other postage options including the 24hr tracked special delivery service are also available at extra cost ( £5 extra). A tracking number can be supplied so that the items can be followed through to delivery. Emails are sent on arrival on the original photos via post and also when they are dispatched back so the client always remains informed.
Digital Delivery
Digital images may also be sent via email or a file transfer service i.e. Dropbox, WeTransfer, etc.
Contact Page
Please contact us for more details using the contact form on the right or via the contact page.

