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DeOldify Dev Update: (1) I just set up a pytorch-cpu environment and am currently using a render_factor of 70. It's super slow of course, but the benefit is you can try rendering colors at much higher resolutions., which may benefit certain images (esp highly detailed ones).
(2) This might be my go-to way of rendering images at higher quality, depending on how much better it looks. Memory usage at render_factor 70 is a good 60-70GB so it's not for the faint of system specs!
(3) I suspect however if I were to get images rendered at around 45-50 though (which doesn't fit in the 11GB gpu), that some of them are going to look even better. NOTE: Resolution rendered = render_factor x 16. 70x16=1120
(4) The difference in rendering quality might be between zombie hand, and non-zombie hand, for example. I'll post results either way later on to show the difference, positive or negative. Running experiments now.
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