>There is an amazing new open source tool available to quickly and >easily colourize B&W images (and more) called >"DeOldify". https://github.com/jantic/DeOldify > >MyHeritage has implemented a version of it to very quickly and simply >colourize old B&W photos and right now it is free to anyone, without >even logging in!https://www.myheritage.com/incolor > >I spent many, many hours colourizing an old B&W photo using GIMP. >Using the MyHeritage implementation, it took about 5 seconds to do the >job. Admittedly, the colours using the GIMP method are more accurate, >but given the simplicity and speed of DeOldify, it is truly amazing! >It would be really neat if GIMP could beat PhotoShop and other photo >editors in implementing this tool. I believe that the MyHeritage >version just uses a default set of parameters. Within GIMP, you could >provide the user with the ability to adjust those parameters to do a >better job. >I am not sure if this is the way I should make such a request, but if >I am going about it the wrong way, perhaps someone could let me know >the correct way to do so, or better yet, forward this to the >appropriate people.
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