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blitz672 t1_iw3r92o wrote
Reply to comment by brownowski in Website that automatically colorizes old black-and-white photos by t-bands
So I did some tinkering with the word text and it was a bit better. What's funny is running the same original img Thu a 2nd yielded vastly different results.
Original color
Black and white
1st time Thu
2nd
Tweeked text prompt
blitz672 t1_iw3oja1 wrote
One of these is the original color photograph
2 are AI
1 of those from this link
Still lacks so much vibrance and detail, as well as historical knowledge of textile colors of the time.
blitz672 t1_iw3jwpj wrote
Reply to comment by Psychological-Scar30 in Website that automatically colorizes old black-and-white photos by t-bands
An image from the article I linked run through this. The colored image I used the surprise me button on OP's link
blitz672 t1_iw38irj wrote
Reply to comment by unzercharlie in Website that automatically colorizes old black-and-white photos by t-bands
https://www.reddit.com/r/Colorization/comments/mqn103/the_problem_with_ai_colorization/
Idk why ur downvoted
*Here is an example from what I link I ran thu OP's link
https://imgur.com/SnDNE4r.jpg B&W
https://imgur.com/CiECkGQ.jpg OP's
https://imgur.com/ka7l9xS.jpg My link's AI
https://imgur.com/9Y8mfoS.jpg Original color
blitz672 t1_iu34vxt wrote
Reply to comment by JetPunk in TIL that Fahrenheit 451, a book about a distopian future where books are banned and burned, was banned and burned by the apartheid regime in South Africa with other tens of thousands. by open_closet
I don't know if it's still the case but I am as in high school in the early 2000s I would check the list every year and read from it. At that time there was an explanation on the website that said they were frequently banned or challenged books
blitz672 t1_itan3py wrote
Reply to comment by dingustotalicus in Pilot light playing hard to get by dingustotalicus
Make Shure they are more low than high on the wall
blitz672 t1_iw3rn22 wrote
Reply to comment by brownowski in Website that automatically colorizes old black-and-white photos by t-bands
So I did some tinkering with the word text and it was a bit better. What's funny is running the same original img Thu a 2nd yielded vastly different results.
Original color
https://imgur.com/rcPO5Pl.jpg
Black and white
https://imgur.com/1paQxSm.jpg
1st time Thu
https://imgur.com/R9FeTTI.jpg
2nd
https://imgur.com/K3gtafv.jpg
Tweeked text prompt
https://imgur.com/09TOP7T.jpg