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What's the best commercial or open-source software for photo upscaling these days? It would be so wonderful to breathe new life into very old family photos!
by daniel_iversen 5y ago
What's the best commercial or open-source software for photo upscaling these days? It would be so wonderful to breathe new life into very old family photos!
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- prawn 5y agoThis would be good to know. Last week I had a job photographing whales with a drone. Usual legal distance is 300m but I had a permit to photograph from 80m. Meanwhile, I suspect the clients would want results that looked even closer. Being able to upscale the waves and whale details might actually work pretty well in software - it just has to look like a whale up close and not necessarily the exact whale photographed.
- achow 5y agoJust for upscaling (without cleaning up or enhancing noisy or blurred pictures), I use icons8.com/upscaler. For enhancing images Remini works very well for human face enhancing - sharpening and filling missing details of noisy blurred images.
- prawn 5y agoThanks - I'll give that first URL a shot.
- zimpenfish 5y agoPixelmator Pro[1] does a pretty good job with its "ML Super Resolution". Apparently Adobe have a similar "Super Resolution"[2]. One of the VQGAN-CLIP notebooks uses ISR[3] (but I haven't managed to get that working locally yet because of weird tensorflow version requirements.) [1] https://www.pixelmator.com/pro/ https://www.pixelmator.com/pro/ [2] https://photographylife.com/reviews/adobe-super-resolution https://photographylife.com/reviews/adobe-super-resolution [3] https://github.com/idealo/image-super-resolution https://github.com/idealo/image-super-resolution
- zanmat0 5y agoGigapixel AI is pretty cool.