A little thread about a new feature for the command line image processing tool I'm working on, Super Irudi. The summary of the new features is this: at the left you have the original picture, and at the right final one.
And so I did. And, now that Super Irudi supports DeOldify APIs, let's try to colorize my Mars image with a local instance of DeOldify¹:
$ ./super_irudi.py mars.jpg -i --deoldify=http://localhost:5000/process
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¹ Check this for setting up DeOldify https://github.com/jantic/DeOldify
Finally, it looks much-much better! Here you have the 3 pictures:
* The final one.
* The original B&W Mars picture.
* The Earth's desert picture.
The code that supports doing everything I mention in this thread is already available on Github: https://github.com/joxeankoret/super-irudi/
@joxean Very nice!
@linuxlite58 thank you!
@joxean I would be totally disheartened to learn Area 51 is but Soundstage 51 for open air Space scenes......
@joxean this is pretty amaze!
@rysiek thank you
The main idea was to, "simply", match the colors from the panoramic Mars picture I made by stitching lots of little pictures (at the left), with a picture of a desert with mountains I found on the internet (on Pixabay, with permission to use it):