The first half of 2020 has been all about photography at MyHeritage. First, they launched a photo service that turns old black and white photographs into color photographs. Just a few days ago, they launched yet another photo service, this one making blurry photographs sharp.
Sistnevnte har virkelig blitt tatt godt i mot av slektsforskere over hele verden. Totalt har nå mer enn 1 million fotografier blitt gjort skarpe gjennom tjenesten, som baserer seg på en form for kunstig intelligens.
Read also: Sharpen blurry photos
Mange benytter også sjansen til å gjøre bildene mer fargerike ved å bruke tjenesten for fargefotografier som MyHeritage lanserte tidligere i år.
Read also: This fall, a new tool will be launched that brings old photos and films to life.
Her kan du gjøre uskarpe bilder skarpe
Her kan du fargelegge dine gamle sort/hvitt-bilder
Begge tjenestene er gratis å bruke, men MyHeritage krever at du er innlogget med en gratiskonto, når tjenestene benyttes.
Under kan du se flere av tilbakemeldingene og resultatene som har kommet gjennom Twitter på den siste foto-tjenesten fra MyHeritage:
The @MyHeritage Photo Enhancer tool helped solve a mystery! The before pic (L) made me wonder if my gg-grandfather had #Strabismus, or #LazyEye (my son, mom, sis, etc. also have it). The enhanced pic (R) makes it pretty clear that he had it as well. Amazing! #genealogy #DNA pic.twitter.com/aFxJFxtX1g
— J. L. Starkey (@Jtrainorjustj) June 12, 2020
I am really loving this tool. Many of the pictures of my grandmother that I inherited are blurry. pic.twitter.com/ifq6QxGuJl
— Popper (@PoppertheCat) June 15, 2020
@MyHeritage thank you for taking my grandmother from blurry to beautiful. #HoundontheHunt https://t.co/Q9652B3fgQ pic.twitter.com/AVYAgDwAwE
— Family History Hound™|Ellen T-J🧬❤️ (@familyhisthound) June 13, 2020
Wow. Just discovered @MyHeritage's new tool to enhance & colorize old photos thanks to @ckanal's posts.
— Melissa Burgess (@_MelissaBurgess) June 13, 2020
The results really are incredible. Here's a photo of my aunt Tina (Christine), who died one day before her first birthday. This is one of the only photos of her in existence. pic.twitter.com/WI735eXAz2
Before and after images of my grandparents Ernie and Martha Graham using the new @MyHeritage enhancement tool #AncestryHour #genealogy #familyhistory pic.twitter.com/g8nJdicX2w
— Scottish GENES (@GenesBlog) June 16, 2020
I also love this before and after .. my great-grandma Mildred McQuaid (born 1912 in Kingston, Ontario) and her older sister Margaret Mary.
— Craig Kanalley (@ckanal) June 12, 2020
Took a blurry photo & made the faces lifelike while also adding color. #myheritage #incolor pic.twitter.com/6SoKC9RE7m
