My Heritage colourization

[Gadget]

Uggggggggggg. Look what they've done to the wedding pic, compared to my colouring.
We were never that California tan colour 

[Treetotal]

I would stick to your own colour work Gadget, the colour is missing from the little boy's leg and the little poppet's arm 
Carol

[Mart 'n' Al]

Despite my reservations on re-writing history, I am very impressed with the results I have had this afternoon.

EDIT 17:37 Choose your trials carefully as they suddenly ask for money after 10-20.

Martin

[emeraldcity]

I've said here on a thread that I started that I don't understand why people want to colourise photographs, but I am very impressed with the quality that these have produced.

It does seem to me that changing photographs is little more than changing birth certificates or census records to fit your own requirements.

Martin

I agree with the gist of what you say and I'm not very interested in colourising my own photos, but there is a certain gimmick to it which is interesting. I had a go at MyHeritage's tool and it seemed quite good, definitely superior to the other free auto-analyse ones.

[lhow2000]

Beautiful work Gadget, well done, I wish I had the talent to do some of this type of restoration.

[Gadget]

 

I have stuck to my own colouring. It takes much longer but there are no splodges or unrealistic colours.

[lhow2000]

Yes for sure. I forgot to say that the colouring that you done was way better than the MyHeritage.