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1/ Hey DeOldify users: I've said this before and I'll say it again- DeOldify by itself does not come close to the quality of manual work, artistically nor historically. It's a nice tool to quickly generate something more relatable and is an interesting exercise in AI art.
2/ That is to say...don't keep @ and replying to manual colorists with this stuff. It's annoying, and quite frankly offensive. Thanks!
I agree with that, BUT #DeOldify as a tool that enables an immediate colour perspective to a Black & White family pic, frankly it's invaluable & quite brilliant.
It's a fantastic tool to have available.
Yes, a tool! But not something to gloat about saying that manual colorists are going to loose their jobs or any meaning to their hobby. I've seen that a lot and I just keep shaking my head. So I feel compelled to say I really don't approve of that behavior.
One cannot deny it's an invaluable reference point, akin to a Polaroid as a guide. @irelandincolour for example, uses #DeOldify among other pieces of software to get as much accuracy as he can when restoring pics.
Even when they tell you how they've done it...it's still ingenious
I really like that sort of blended effort. Ireland In Colour is the gold standard of that IMHO.
Can you see this used as a "helper function" in software like Photoshop? Imagine dragging and dropping a color Photo of a 1950s Tram onto an old Photo and the program would you the color Photo of the Tram to colorize all the b&w trams. Every Object could be colored like this.
Sure!
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