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Excellent stuff Erobitha
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Herlock
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Last edited by erobitha; 05-14-2021, 08:27 PM."When the legend becomes fact... print the legend"
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Regards
Herlock
“All conspiracy theories are the product of the subconscious attempt of an ignorant yet creative mind to counteract the fear of the unknown with the tales of fantasy.” Abhijit Naskar.
“Conspiracy theorists, she knew, were paranoid by definition, and usually with good reason - they were indeed being watched, largely because they were standing on an upturned bucket, haranguing the sheeple with their wingnut delusions.” Mick Herron.
”The most confused you will ever get is when you try to convince your heart and spirit of something your mind knows is a lie.” Shannon L. Alder.Comment
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Hi erobitha.
Nice work on all of these.
A while back I manually coloured the well known poor quality Dorset St pic.
I always thought the colours I used were a bit unrealistic.
I don’t know if it can be improved with the algorithms you’re using?
or even from the original monochromeLast edited by Yabs; 05-15-2021, 01:01 AM.Comment
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Well you've picked an absolute nightmare image to try and colourise. I tried also to do a version myself. The reality is the web version of this image is so poor I dont think we will get any real decent results without the original print.Originally posted by Yabs View Post
Dorset Street (People of The Abyss - 1902)
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Great work sirOriginally posted by erobitha View Post
Well you've picked an absolute nightmare image to try and colourise. I tried also to do a version myself. The reality is the web version of this image is so poor I dont think we will get any real decent results without the original print.
Dorset Street (People of The Abyss - 1902)
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Christchurch Courtyard (People of The Abyss - 1902)
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Osborn Street
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Artillery Lane
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You’re doing a great job Erobitha. These are great to see.
Regards
Herlock
“All conspiracy theories are the product of the subconscious attempt of an ignorant yet creative mind to counteract the fear of the unknown with the tales of fantasy.” Abhijit Naskar.
“Conspiracy theorists, she knew, were paranoid by definition, and usually with good reason - they were indeed being watched, largely because they were standing on an upturned bucket, haranguing the sheeple with their wingnut delusions.” Mick Herron.
”The most confused you will ever get is when you try to convince your heart and spirit of something your mind knows is a lie.” Shannon L. Alder.Comment
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Mitre Square (1962)
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