"Add color to old family photos and historic images or bring an old film back to life" I think the DeepAI people are trying to say is, "Add weird pink and cyan hues to photos in this one easy step"pic.twitter.com/isM2ptjgER
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It's not done a bad job on the trees... that actually looks like a faded colour negative or slide. Some films of that era redshifted in a similar way (others blueshifted).
Granted, it's not completely awful. It's more just that more naïve users might be lulled into thinking the end result is inherently accurate to reality. It gets my dander up in much the same way as filters like xBR, 2xSAI, SuperEagle, et al when used in emulators.
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Mmm. There's nothing that can do as good a job as a human being with a copy of Photoshop or a paintbox manually recolouring the photo. I think rescaling/reconstruction algorithms have a purpose - in art packages. Another effect to play with.
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Exactly - it does quite a good job of simulating the colour response of certain film stocks from around the 1940's. It's a compelling effect, even. If it were being promoted as a way of quickly simulating certain types of color grading, I'd be on it like ants on sugar.
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