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I came to the comments just to ask this. I have used RealESRGAN for some years now, and several pictures hang on my house that were enlarged using this. I enl
by __rito__ 3y ago
I came to the comments just to ask this.
I have used RealESRGAN for some years now, and several pictures hang on my house that were enlarged using this.
I enlarged a lot of old pictures from family albums, and then fixed the bad spots with something like Photoroom, Snapseed, etc., and then sent them to be printed.
Works really great.
And not only that, if I find an old picture on the internet that is low res with no high res found after much google-fu, Duckduckgo, or Kagi, I use RealESRGAN to upscale, and then use it as my wallpaper, presentation background or whatever!
- NayamAmarshe 3y agoYes! I Real-ESRGAN is still the best algorithm for enhancing images. The only algorithm better than it is Topaz's but that's to be expected from a paid product. Real-ESRGAN can get better with a better trained model too, which is on Upscayl's roadmap.
- sgc 3y agoDoes anybody have experience training/finetuning Real-ESRGAN models? I downloaded one of their datasets to see what they are working with, and it has 800 images at ~3Mp resolution. I am curious if others have results based on higher resolutions + more/fewer images in the dataset? I would like to use it for fine art paintings by period / style, etc.