An image colorization API called “DeepAI” allows you to colorize black and white photos and videos in just a few seconds. Doctormacro decided to test the program with these iconic images of celebrities from the golden age of Hollywood.
Marilyn Monroe
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Donnie 3 year s ago
Better in B&W.
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Carol 3 year s ago
I think this guy used to work for Turner Classic Movies
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Nick 3 year s ago
Not only are the colours chosen by the AI horrific, colourising images from the original black and whites lose their drama, impact and beauty! The whole process in printing black and white is totally different to how you approach colour which is why every single colourised photo is pony! Stop doing it, it looks pony! 
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Lonny 3 year s ago
Nick, Are you saying that, if we colorise a photo, we get a pony?
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Sorry, I just couldn't resist responding to your typo!
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Sorry, I just couldn't resist responding to your typo!
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Susie 3 year s ago
they look like sh#t
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Susie 3 year s ago
COLORIZATION IS NOT RESTORATION
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Dortha 3 year s ago
To quote Greg, from the Pics That Are So Poignant And Fascinating post, concerning No. 43: "Whoever 're-purposes' art, vandalizes it."
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Sorry, I just couldn't resist responding to your typo!