03.01.2025, 16:22
I Just released a new vs-deoldify version v4.6.0
Where I added, just for curiosity, 2 new models: siggraph17, eccv16
I added siggraph17 because is the model used by Adobe Photoshop Elements for coloring the pictures and by MAGIX Vegas Pro 22 for coloring the videos.
Here the Casablanca Trailer obtained using the model siggraph17: Casablanca (1941) HD Trailer_siggraph17.mkv
with the following code
Here the same Trailer obtained using the eccv16 model: Casablanca (1941) HD Trailer_eccv16.mkv
using the code
Where the color model eccv16 has less flashing red frames than siggraph17.
These model have the same instability and worse colors than DDcolor. So I tried to apply the same stabilization filters already developed for DDcolor.
Here the result obtained using the tweaks on siggraph17: Casablanca (1941) HD Trailer_siggraph17_tweaks.mkv
with the following code
while here there is result obtained using the tweaks on eccv16: Casablanca (1941) HD Trailer_eccv16_tweaks.mkv
using the following code
in my opinion the result obtained using the tweaks on eccv16 is quite satisfactory. The stabilization filters developed for DDcolor are able to improve the colored clip significantly.
But as the user of HAVC should already known, the best color stabilization is obtained by merging the frames with the ones colored using DeOldify.
Dan
Where I added, just for curiosity, 2 new models: siggraph17, eccv16
I added siggraph17 because is the model used by Adobe Photoshop Elements for coloring the pictures and by MAGIX Vegas Pro 22 for coloring the videos.
Here the Casablanca Trailer obtained using the model siggraph17: Casablanca (1941) HD Trailer_siggraph17.mkv
with the following code
from vsdeoldify import HAVC_ddeoldify
clip = HAVC_ddeoldify(clip=clip, method=1, ddcolor_p=[2, 16, 1, 0, True], ddtweak=False)
Here the same Trailer obtained using the eccv16 model: Casablanca (1941) HD Trailer_eccv16.mkv
using the code
from vsdeoldify import HAVC_ddeoldify
clip = HAVC_ddeoldify(clip=clip, method=1, ddcolor_p=[3, 16, 1, 0, True], ddtweak=False)
Where the color model eccv16 has less flashing red frames than siggraph17.
These model have the same instability and worse colors than DDcolor. So I tried to apply the same stabilization filters already developed for DDcolor.
Here the result obtained using the tweaks on siggraph17: Casablanca (1941) HD Trailer_siggraph17_tweaks.mkv
with the following code
from vsdeoldify import HAVC_ddeoldify
clip = HAVC_ddeoldify(clip=clip, method=1, ddcolor_p=[2, 16, 1, 0, True], ddtweak=True, ddtweak_p=[0.0, 1.0, 2.5, True, 0.3, 0.6, 0.7, 0.5, "300:360|0.8,0.1"], device_index=0)
from vsdeoldify import HAVC_stabilizer
clip = HAVC_stabilizer(clip=clip, dark=True, dark_p=[0.2, 0.8], smooth=True, smooth_p=[0.3, 0.7, 0.9, 0.1, "none"], stab=True, stab_p=[5, 'A', 1, 15, 0.2, 0.15], colormap="none", render_factor=28)
while here there is result obtained using the tweaks on eccv16: Casablanca (1941) HD Trailer_eccv16_tweaks.mkv
using the following code
from vsdeoldify import HAVC_ddeoldify
clip = HAVC_ddeoldify(clip=clip, method=1, ddcolor_p=[3, 16, 1, 0, True], ddtweak=True, ddtweak_p=[0.0, 1.0, 2.5, True, 0.3, 0.6, 0.7, 0.5, "300:360|0.8,0.1"], device_index=0)
from vsdeoldify import HAVC_stabilizer
clip = HAVC_stabilizer(clip=clip, dark=True, dark_p=[0.2, 0.8], smooth=True, smooth_p=[0.3, 0.7, 0.9, 0.1, "none"], stab=True, stab_p=[5, 'A', 1, 15, 0.2, 0.15], colormap="none", render_factor=28)
in my opinion the result obtained using the tweaks on eccv16 is quite satisfactory. The stabilization filters developed for DDcolor are able to improve the colored clip significantly.
But as the user of HAVC should already known, the best color stabilization is obtained by merging the frames with the ones colored using DeOldify.
Dan