This is a great example of where I believe the model is picking up on subtle material/optical differences independent of object type to determine color.
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I should be sleeping by now but...I have a new model training and man I love that it picks a different and interesting color for each umbrella. This is a pic from Japan in 1908 that I've used before. I'm liking this version quite a bit!pic.twitter.com/LzSGz9vLqO
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That looks great!
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That looks stunning, did you ever try to use models to improve the image quality post colorization
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Does the model segment the objects in the scene & apply materials locally to those objects or is this something that happens globally ? E.g. if these umbrellas were masked out of the image, would the model color them similarly or does it need the surrounding pixels?
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Absolutely incredible!
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Amazing!
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This looks great.
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Amazing work as usual! The colour on them umbrellas really makes the photo pop with some character and authenticity
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This is amazing!
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