MyHeritage In Color, a tool launched by Israeli high-tech company MyHeritage, allows users to turn a black-and-white image into a color image almost instantly
MyHeritage In Color in action
In seconds: Do you have black and white photos and would you like to see them in natural colors? Israeli high-tech company MyHeritage, which manages the world's largest pedigree database, has launched an innovative application that allows converting old black and white images into unprecedented quality in seconds. This is done by advanced artificial intelligence technology, which recognizes the original colors.
The tool called MyHeritage In Color allows, with exceptional attention to detail, to restore the natural color of the photos of previous generations in the family, taken by hand where there were no color photographs. The software recreates the clothing colors they wore when they were photographed, the natural landscape and the living environment. It can also restore historical images that we have not seen in color to date.
In the MyHeritage repository hundreds of millions of old images that users have uploaded over the years, which users can now easily paint through the MyHeritage apps on their smartphone or website on the computer and upload more images. The pictures in the pictures can be tagged in the color picture and so that all members of the family can enjoy the restoration of the experience in its natural colors. The colorful images can be easily shared on social networks and watsap.
To launch the new application, it promoted a complex development process that included converting millions of old color images. The new technology has been experimented with through millions of images, understanding the world and its different colors to achieve maximum accuracy in original color reproduction.
The converted original images are also preserved, unchanged, so that black and white images can be compared to color images, and are impressed by the accuracy of the coloring process.
"MyHeritage In Color's images are breathtaking," says Gilad Yefet, founder and CEO of MyHeritage, who experimented with converting his family's images to color. Allow millions of users to get to know their family story in depth and thereby bring our family history to life. "
"On a personal note, it was an exciting process for me to see my grandparents and their parents wearing color in front of my eyes. All my relatives with whom I shared the images were also excited, both adults and young people. It's a process that changes the way we see our ancestors. Our ancestors come to life. I believe millions of people today will realize, thanks to MyHeritage In Color, how fun and enjoyable our family history can be. "
