Hull, Monument Bridge, 1900. AI Enhanced. BW. Damage Removed, Details Recovered, Upscaled To HD

The bustling surroundings of Monument Bridge in Hull (1900) come alive in this lively film.
A rich array of traffic, including carts, trams, bicycles and individuals of all generations, make their way through the frame in Victorian Hull.
This vibrant scene unfolds at the terminus of Hull's Monument Bridge. Monument Bridge in Hull, a remarkable architectural feat of its time, holds a significant place in the city's history. Erected as a moveable 'bascule' bridge, it served as a vital link between the Queen's and Prince's docks. This iconic structure facilitated the movement of goods and people, witnessing the vibrant life of Victorian Hull.
From the clatter of horse-drawn carts to the whir of trams and the energetic hum of bicycles, the bridge became a bustling thoroughfare. Its imposing presence stood as a testament to the city's industrial progress, reflecting the spirit of enterprise and connectivity that defined Hull during that era.
Today, Monument Bridge stands as a cherished landmark, reminding residents and visitors alike of its rich heritage and the vibrant scenes that once unfolded upon its storied arches.
✔ Tone balanced, dark sections made lighter/light sections made darker.
✔ Original film dissected for multi part AI processing.
✔ AI settings testing, optimised for the best upscale.
✔ Flicker reduced.
✔ Scratches, blemishes and other damage removed.
✔ Image noise removed.
✔ Digital/jpg artefacts removed.
✔ Image details recovered.
✔ Face details recovered.
✔ Film sharpened.
✔ Upscaled to HD.
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[@jamesla1015]

I thought these would be in colour as the thumbnail is 🤔, either way great work

[@livinghistoryaienhanced]

Thanks. :) The colour thumbnails draw more clicks than B&W, which I just tested again with the B&W thumb for the recent London video. So I have to be a little misleading and go with the colour. :\ However, I've been avoiding AI colourisation, as it's pretty poor, watery and very hit and miss at the moment. I see no innovation in that area and I'm tired of waiting sooooo,, I will be colourising videos very, very soon and post processing them to improve the AI colour. I ran a test yesterday. You heard it here first. :D

[@Dan-Addison]

what software did u use to upscale this video?

[@livinghistoryaienhanced]

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