ã€4K, 60Fps Colorizedã€‘China 1912, Qing Dynasty, 100 years ago ã€AI Restorationã€‘

Adolf Goebbels
Published on Apr 14, 2023
This video is for studying purpose.
The original is a silent film, ambient sound is post added on. SFXs come from Internet.

Hello this is DGSpitzer! I use a series of AI to recover a video from 100 years ago!
It's about China street scene around 1912. Shot by Albert Kahn.
thanks to @VIVY Has A Dream for her Yangqin performance. She played two ancient Chinese music pieces "Three Variations on the Yang Pass" & "Triple Falling Plum Blossoms";
This is her channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5484yQgb3AMTsk3pIjQ8Bg

Using DAIN, DeOldify & ESRGAN for AI restoration;P

Hope you like it!

Source video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nhC58dKPR5w
[China] (1912/1913) Library and Archives Canada. National Film Board of Canada fonds, 1990-0347. IDC: 164835.

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