You can see that it put a little splash of yellow here on this building back here, it didn't color it completely, but that ended up looking kind of authentic. It's identified the grass as grass, it's chosen some colors for the clothing here. This one, it did a very good job of though. It's not perfect, it will make mistakes, and I'll show you a couple of those. For an old photo, it actually makes it a little clearer, there's a little more depth to it.
It doesn't look like a new color image, it does look like an old hand tinted photo, but that's actually a nice look. I think it's done a really impressive job with this particular image. So, here's my original image, here's the colorized version. It does a little processing, and then shows me this interface, where I can see a before and after. If these images are already up on the web, you can give it a URL, and it'll go fetch it from there. com, and I just point it to my image here. I'm going to take it over here to, that's colorize dash it. This actually has some tint to it, this is a scan of an old print, so it's a bit yellowed. I've got this black and white image here. What I think it's really great for though is old family photos. That said, the images that you're going to get back are going to look like old, worn color photos, maybe old, worn black and white photos that were hand tinted, it's that kind of look.
There's no controls, it's free, it just works. You can hand it a black and white photo, it'll hand you back a color photo. I mostly shoot black and white images, I'm not particularly opposed to color, it's just how I visualize things, so it's a little odd to me that I'm going to pitch to you now what I'm about to pitch to you, which is a website that will colorize images for you.
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