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Advice on free local B&W film colorization — DDColor + exemplar propagation vs altern
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Hello,

  to me havc is much better than DDColor alone (see details in the red rectangle)

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  havc colors are more stable and this is an important feature for video colorization.

  Moreover you are not comparing apple-with-apple, Magic Hour is a cloud service and behind they are using powerful GPUs using probably DiT models.
  I tried to colorize a frame with MH but the result was quite bad (washed colors)

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  probably you provided to MH a clip with better quality and resolution.

   I attached a couple of clips colorized with longcat-q3 (your target) and flux2-dev-int4 (match MH)

Dan


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RE: Advice on free local B&W film colorization — DDColor + exemplar propagation vs altern - by Dan64 - 19.10.2026, 18:44

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