[AI-Restored, 4K] Time Travel to Lytham, England in 1903 | DataGeekHub
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- Опубликовано: 9 авг 2020
- AI-restored/colorized film of Lytham, England in 1903. The original old footage is from Mitchell and Kenyon collection.
The black and white footage is silent. Adding more layers of textures with seasoning flavors and correcting the mismatch, I redesigned/remixed the soundtrack during the restoration based on Guy Jones’s work, subscribe him here: / bebopsam1975
Please note that the color data may not represent the historical data, it just gives us the best estimation of the historical scenario based on deep learning.
Listed below are the AI technologies used in my “AI-Restored” projects:
DAIN (add frames): github.com/baowenbo/DAIN
DeOldify (colorize frames): github.com/jantic/DeOldify
ESRGAN (upscale frames): github.com/xinntao/ESRGAN
Virtual Dub (denoise frames) github.com/Pavuucek/VirtualDub
I would like to offer my biggest RESPECT to the developers making these technologies possible, I am developing my own deep-learning platform based on customized data base I am building up. These AI tools should be better and better when I keep training them.
Other software used in my projects:
Adobe Illustrator (logo/font design)
Adobe After Effects (motion graphic design/visual effect design)
Adobe Premiere (video editing)
Adobe Photoshop (photo design)
Cubase/Adobe Audition (sound design/remix)
DaVinci Resolve (color tuning)
#AI-Restored, #Lytham, #England1903 
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![[60 fps] Laborers in Victorian England, 1901](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/5HbElEqm1TQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![[60 fps] Laborers in Victorian England, 1901](/img/tr.png)
Lovely film footage of 100 years ago. A real treat to watch😃👍🏻must’ve been filmed on a Sunday coz everyone looks like their wearing their Sunday best 🥰👍🏻😃amazing love it! ❤❤❤❤
This is the world 117 years ago, just one year prior to the outbreak of Russo-Japanese War. People used to live as we do today, and I cannot believe that all people in this film are gone a long time ago.
That's the point of this "time travel" series. Glad you enjoy it.
Wonderful, simply wonderful.
amazing totally amazing well done and thank you
If you use Google Maps you can find exactly where the camera was on Lytham Green to film the first few minutes, the windmill and spire of St John the Divine church are still landmarks today. I could watch these films for hours.
Nice restoration of the M&K footage,well done
Glad you enjoyed it
Well done!
I cannot believe the quality of the film. In fact if you took he trams away it doesn't seem as though much has changed and it could almost be an Edwardian Event on the Green today!!
Exactly, Alan! The Tram technology changed not too much over time. the driving force may have different forms. The mechanism is the same. The Great Britain is so called as "Great" must have a reason! I also was amazed by the old piece of achievements in the 1900s.
What a brilliant piece of film
Thanks for your kind comment! I have more in the pipeline, you may want to subscribe my channel as to join the time travel with me. Wish you a great weekend!
A fantastic insight well done.. keep seeing local landmarks.
@@nigel1964 Glad you like it. Have a great weekend. I have some more restored films in the pipeline, you may subscribe the channel to see them in the future.
6:27 St Annes Sq is almost unrecognisable
Fabulous footage - thank you. Do you know if the audio is genuine or added for effect?
The Time Machine! Wonderful work. I wish your time machine would take us 50 years from now 😉.
Glad you enjoyed this restoration. I do have some 50 yrs from now, you may subscribe the channel to see them later.
@@datageekhub - 😂
fantastic
Thanks! I have more AI-restored projects in the pipeline, you can subscribe my channel to time travel with me.
I have a very basic question. How did ppl deal with sweat after a long riding from home to work or after exercises. They wore so many layers, did they shower or bath every day? Or this is when perfume is used?
By then new houses would have had bathrooms in the middle classes but everyone would have washed at a washstand everyday with water and soap with a flannel.