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Coloring old b&w photos

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    AAntix
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    I know that there are some weekend artists out there, so this may be of interest (Shog9?). Somebody put this recoloring[^] tool together. I played with a few old b&w photos of mine and am amazed at how well the app maintains the bounderies between objects/surfaces/etc. So far he is providing it for free; sounds more like he wanted to create a proof of concept more than anything. Jim QTExtender - The OFFICIAL addon for QuoteTracker.

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      I know that there are some weekend artists out there, so this may be of interest (Shog9?). Somebody put this recoloring[^] tool together. I played with a few old b&w photos of mine and am amazed at how well the app maintains the bounderies between objects/surfaces/etc. So far he is providing it for free; sounds more like he wanted to create a proof of concept more than anything. Jim QTExtender - The OFFICIAL addon for QuoteTracker.

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      Nish Nishant
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      Impressive!

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        I know that there are some weekend artists out there, so this may be of interest (Shog9?). Somebody put this recoloring[^] tool together. I played with a few old b&w photos of mine and am amazed at how well the app maintains the bounderies between objects/surfaces/etc. So far he is providing it for free; sounds more like he wanted to create a proof of concept more than anything. Jim QTExtender - The OFFICIAL addon for QuoteTracker.

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        Raj Lal
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        That was awesome................... was totally amazed. thanks for sharing "Not everything that counts can be counted..." -Albert Einstein

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          I know that there are some weekend artists out there, so this may be of interest (Shog9?). Somebody put this recoloring[^] tool together. I played with a few old b&w photos of mine and am amazed at how well the app maintains the bounderies between objects/surfaces/etc. So far he is providing it for free; sounds more like he wanted to create a proof of concept more than anything. Jim QTExtender - The OFFICIAL addon for QuoteTracker.

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          Dario Solera
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          That's simply amazing! I'm already beginning to love it ;) ___________________________________ Tozzi is right: Gaia is getting rid of us. My Blog [ITA] - eMule Server .NET

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            I know that there are some weekend artists out there, so this may be of interest (Shog9?). Somebody put this recoloring[^] tool together. I played with a few old b&w photos of mine and am amazed at how well the app maintains the bounderies between objects/surfaces/etc. So far he is providing it for free; sounds more like he wanted to create a proof of concept more than anything. Jim QTExtender - The OFFICIAL addon for QuoteTracker.

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            Jorgen Sigvardsson
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            that guy's probably a genius :) -- Pictures[^] from my Japan trip.

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              I know that there are some weekend artists out there, so this may be of interest (Shog9?). Somebody put this recoloring[^] tool together. I played with a few old b&w photos of mine and am amazed at how well the app maintains the bounderies between objects/surfaces/etc. So far he is providing it for free; sounds more like he wanted to create a proof of concept more than anything. Jim QTExtender - The OFFICIAL addon for QuoteTracker.

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              malharone
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              Thanks for the linkey. This is absolutely amazing project. I just downloaded, I'll try it later today. I have a stack load of pictures in b/w from few generations ago. It'd be really cool to be able to revisit the history in color. - Malhar

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                Thanks for the linkey. This is absolutely amazing project. I just downloaded, I'll try it later today. I have a stack load of pictures in b/w from few generations ago. It'd be really cool to be able to revisit the history in color. - Malhar

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                AAntix
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                I was playing around with it last night and its pretty amazing. Although getting the markings "just write" is definitely an art form. One thing to try; convert a current colored image to black and white and then recolor it with this program. Send your friends pictures of your last vacation, but with your skin colored green or something. :-) Jim QTExtender - The OFFICIAL addon for QuoteTracker.

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                  that guy's probably a genius :) -- Pictures[^] from my Japan trip.

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                  David Stone
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                  Isn't it interesting that yours is the only reply in this thread without the exploding ampersand problem. ;)


                  And that's not all. I just discovered this cool concept called "object oriented design". I can't wait to convert my subroutines to class methods! :-D -Ravi Bhavnani on finally installing XP SP2...in December 2005

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                    Isn't it interesting that yours is the only reply in this thread without the exploding ampersand problem. ;)


                    And that's not all. I just discovered this cool concept called "object oriented design". I can't wait to convert my subroutines to class methods! :-D -Ravi Bhavnani on finally installing XP SP2...in December 2005

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                    Jorgen Sigvardsson
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                    Yeah I noticed that too.. Shog-meister is teh sh1t! :-D -- Pictures[^] from my Japan trip.

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                    • D David Stone

                      Isn't it interesting that yours is the only reply in this thread without the exploding ampersand problem. ;)


                      And that's not all. I just discovered this cool concept called "object oriented design". I can't wait to convert my subroutines to class methods! :-D -Ravi Bhavnani on finally installing XP SP2...in December 2005

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                      Jorgen Sigvardsson
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                      Schhh.. let's keep quiet about this greasemonkey thing. We don't want to upset the IE users. Browser complex is a tough thing to suffer you know. ;) -- Pictures[^] from my Japan trip.

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                        Schhh.. let's keep quiet about this greasemonkey thing. We don't want to upset the IE users. Browser complex is a tough thing to suffer you know. ;) -- Pictures[^] from my Japan trip.

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                        Why do you think I haven't been advertising what's on my personal forum (check my profile page) all that much... :-D (My last final exam for the quarter is done tomorrow. I should be able to finish up most of what I want CPhog + Midas to do by next week. I was planning on just letting Shog see it. But I suppose I could let a few other people in. ;)


                        And that's not all. I just discovered this cool concept called "object oriented design". I can't wait to convert my subroutines to class methods! :-D -Ravi Bhavnani on finally installing XP SP2...in December 2005

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