Ah, artificial intelligence and black and white cards.

[swarmee]

Nice auto and cool idea.

[Brian Van Horn]

Originally Posted by swarmee

Nice auto and cool idea.

I have to admit the autograph is in doubt since there is no Chas as part of it

[Brian Van Horn]

More examples.

[Brian Van Horn]

Now, if you want variations.

[G1911]

If you don't mind the question - which of the AI tools are you using for this? This is a really neat idea to make a reprint-type set in color.

[Brian Van Horn]

Greg,

Believe it or not I was considering that. Now, so I am not greedy:

https://palette.fm/

[G1911]

Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn

Greg,

Believe it or not I was considering that. Now, so I am not greedy:

https://palette.fm/

Thank you. This is so cool.

I gave it a rigorously scientific test by taking 3 black and white cards that happened to be on my desk, took a photo with an iPhone, and uploaded it.

Each one of these is a little more challenging than a black and white hpoto. The Red Sun has lime green borders and background discoloration that the tool isn't quite clear on what to do with, but came out looking really nice in most of the settings anyways.

The Mabel Love signed postcard (of N card fame for us non-sports folks) is glossy and difficult to photograph without glare as a result. This one came out basically perfect.

The N310 Mayo Peter Jackson isn't even a B/W photo; it's a sepia toned piece that is some kind of art rendition that presents very photo like. Had to sue some of the more colorful sounding names to get a good copy of it.

I am really impressed at how handled these. I'm going to get nothing useful done this weekend!

[swarmee]

Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn

I have to admit the autograph is in doubt since there is no Chas as part of it

Ask ChatGPT if it's real or not.