Krantzbucks pics to colorize

[Patsy Tebeau]

Kolorize

[tnfoto]

Originally Posted by blbmab

i was hoping to find a photo of del bissonette
he was a coach for the pirates in 1946
thanks, brett

Originally Posted by Patsy Tebeau

Here he is in the 1946 team photo

Originally Posted by Patsy Tebeau

Sadly that's the best quality I could find of him with the Pirates but I still colorized him. Here is also a good view of his face with Brooklyn that was colorized from the photopack.

Here is Bissonnette (on the left), with manager Frankie Frisch (center), and fellow coach Spud Davis.

[blbmab]

thank you, brett

[cinemaodyssey]

This is a nice front-facing option for Bjorkman with the Astros. If anyone has a chance, could this be colorized?

[72A'sDolphins]

Originally Posted by Ceej

Fernando Arroyo on the 1982 Oakland A's.

Is there a colorized picture? Please/TY

[72A'sDolphins]

Originally Posted by bearman14

Bob Rinker 1950 better photo

Is there a colorized picture please/TY

[72A'sDolphins]

Originally Posted by bearman14

Murry Dickson 1939 uni

Is there a colorized version? Please/TY

[72A'sDolphins]

Originally Posted by bearman14

Sammy Esposito 1952 uni

Is there a colorized version? Please/TY

[72A'sDolphins]

Originally Posted by tnfoto

Larger/better Kansas City A's

Any color picts? Pls/y

[72A'sDolphins]

Originally Posted by krantzbucks

And Jesse Hill with the Washington Senators.

Didn’t he also for A’s?

[72A'sDolphins]

Originally Posted by krantzbucks

Ed Rakow with the Detroit Tigers

I know (or think) he played for A’s… is there one of A’s pls/ty

[72A'sDolphins]

Could someone pls do a Nelson Cruz in A’s? TY

[72A'sDolphins]

Originally Posted by krantzbucks

Gus Edward Zernial colorized with the Chicago White Sox. Ozark Ike is colorized along with Marilyn Monroe.

Is there a possible way to have only Gus (in PHI A’s) with Monroe?

[sdw1000]

Here's my Monte Weaver. Made with ChatGPT.

[infieldfly]

Originally Posted by UKBaseballfan

A scintillatingly brilliant result, thank you so much for your enhancement and the associated information in respect of the method used.

I am very interested in what would be the outcome by the application of the process to the attached image of Charlie Grimm extracted from the 1924 Pittsburgh Pirates team photo

Good news/bad news:


Good: ChatGPT rendered a wonderful looking face.


Bad: It looked nothing like Charlie Grimm


I struggled a bit with coming up with anything decent.


Both the ChatGPT fiction and the normal palette.fm, etc. are attached.

[72A'sDolphins]

Originally Posted by krantzbucks

Charles Landis Shoemaker colorized with the 1961 Kansas City Athletics. This is a second go-round colorization for Shoemaker for me. If interested, my previous colorization can be found here. Always glad to update with an improved source image. I am presenting it here with colorization assist from Palette.fm in images with and without ai upgrade from Pica.

is it possible...to have in A's colors NOT royals? The green gold would be 1st choice, but if in the other options NP Sorry to be a pain

[72A'sDolphins]

Originally Posted by rlumpkin1@tampabay.rr.com

How about this

any chance of him in the A's as well? Please/TY

[UKBaseballfan]

Originally Posted by infieldfly

Good news/bad news:


Good: ChatGPT rendered a wonderful looking face.


Bad: It looked nothing like Charlie Grimm


I struggled a bit with coming up with anything decent.


Both the ChatGPT fiction and the normal palette.fm, etc. are attached.

Thank you so much for your significant efforts in formulating a result. Bad news that the first option came up with the result you portray. I can't imagine that anyone would identify that image as being of Charlie Grimm. Alternatively I think that is an excellent result in respect of the second, Palette image. I would expect a significant percentage of people who are able to identify Charlie Grimm would identify him from the result you posted. Only small reservation is that he appears older than expected for an image of him from 1924 but I would emphasize that I am delighted with the result.

Attached is the best option I could find from 1924 of renowned White Sox Hall Of Fame pitcher Red Faber.