#DeOldify

Exploring NoGAN techniques for pretraining StyleGAN2 (https://github.com/jantic/DeOldify#what-is-nogan):

Cities of the world at the beginning of the 20th century (and end of 19th century) Thread/Fil/Hilo #DeOldify Thank you @citnaj 1. New York City 1911 part. 1 2. Jerusalem,

3. Paris 1890s 4. Berlin 1902 5. San Sebastian / Donosti 1913 6. London 1923 7. La Habana 1930 8. Sarajevo 1914 9. Madrid 1910 10. Marseille 1900 11. Belfast

Keerthik Sasidharan

since it is Nehru's birthday, I was looking at his old photos. what an historic life he lived amidst empire, anticolonialism, communism, cold war, non-alignment, postcolonialismfor fun, I 'de-oldify'd some

Bringing Ireland's History to Life. My restored and colourised 1901 photo featuring Dr. Patrick Joseph Gallwey aged 41 playing golf on the old Tramore Golf Club course in the seaside

Old Ireland in Colour

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"If ever there was a story to offer a tantalising glimpse into what women might have achieved throughout history had they been freed from expectations about gender, it’s the life

Bringing Ireland's History to Life.My restored and colourised early 1900s photo of Market Day, in Slane, Co. Meath and in the background the 1795 St Patrick's, Church with its clock

Bringing #Ireland's History to Life. My colourised and restored early 1900 Fergus O’Connor photo of a bustling Main Street in Bray, Co. Wicklow featuring in the background the Great

Old Ireland in Colour

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A short thread on today's featured photo, how it got to where it is, and things to look at... Firstly, the sources: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:In_gpo_rising.jpg There are two copies of the photo

Old Ireland in Colour

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William Brown (1777-1857): Irish-born Argentine admiral- Regarded as one of Argentina's national heroes for his victories in Independence War, Cisplatine War and at Río de la Plata- Creator/first admiral of

I’ve been playing around with Deoldify to colourize moments in Canadian political history. I’ve been impressed with the results...This was the funeral procession for Wilfrid Laurier outside of the Museum

At the request of @EricGrenierCBC, here are some more colourizations of the past, courtesy of Deoldify. We begin in John A Macdonald’s Ottawa. The original parliament buildings from the back

bunny yeager air combat

i warned you about colorization bro. i told u dawghttps://twitter.com/vinkjohn/status/1380876964467249156 obviously editing smiles onto khmer rouge victims is an extremely large step beyond basic colorization but in both cases you