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Howard Lee "Red" Camp colorized after upscaling courtesy of deep nostalgia and pica and colorize with kolorize.cc

This one was done by krantzbucks back in November but it wasn't posted on this thread so I'll put it here so we know who has been done and who hasn't

Howie Carter 1926

John Howard Carter colorized with the Cincinnati Reds from an image shared by tnfoto. The image was upscaled utilizing Pica.ai and colorized by the fine folks at Palette.fm (Both are free to use)

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Originally Posted by UKBaseballfan (Post 5184687)

Wonderful find! Thank you so much.

A subpar 1924 image of Al Yeargin is attached, possibly originating from the Spalding guide.

A right handed pitcher, he represented the Braves in just 1 game in 1922. B-R lists his only appearance as a complete game but he only pitched 7 innings, does that indicate the game was abandoned for inclement weather or more likely darkness? He only gave up one earned run but the game is recorded as a 3-0 loss to the Giants. The game was played on the tail end of a double hitter on 1st October and was the final game of their season. Another oddity was that he gave up a home run to Mahlon Higbee, Higbee's only career home run, yet Higbee never played in the Major Leagues again.

Yeargin returned to the Braves in 1924, his final season, and posted a 1-11 record from 12 starts. He pitched 141 plus innings over 32 appearances including 6 complete games.

James Almond Yeargin colorized with the Boston Braves. This image was a bit of a challenge. As Infield Fly has mentioned on occasion with these AI influenced efforts, the verisimilitude of the image as being an accurate depiction of its subject comes into question the more the image is upscaled. In this case, I ran the image through Pica.AI once and then through deepnostalgia twice. I deployed both Palette.fm and kolorize.cc and wasn't sure which one I liked better. The Palette is the first colorized image, kolorize second.

John Radcliff/Radcliffe 1871

Henry Burroughs 1871

Kolorize Washington Olympics

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Originally Posted by krantzbucks (Post 5185103)

Yes, grateful for all your determinations and efforts. I can see why you had difficulties in assessing a favoured outcome. I decided to plump for the palette option purely for the reason that the cap appeared to be a more realistic match.

Attached is a 1924 image of Joe Green with the Philadelphia Athletics.

Green's only Major League appearance was on July 2nd 1924. It was the second game of a double header with the New York Yankees. The A's eked out a 10-9 win in the first game but were convincingly defeated 10-1 in the latter. In his only at bat as a pinch hitter for pitcher Fred Heimach he emerged with the distinction of facing a future Hall Of Famer, Herb Pennock

Francis Rawle 1868

Outfielder for the Harvard base ball club in 1868 and 1869

https://protoball.org/Francis_Rawle

Brooklyn Atlantics right fielder from the 1860s

Art Allison 1871

Kolorize Cleveland Forest Citys

Earl Weaver St. Louis Cardinals uniform

Could I get this one colorized? He played in their minor league system

i was hoping to find a colorized photo of chicago cub bobby sturgeon
he played in the late 40s
thanks, brett

Earl Weaver Cardinals

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Originally Posted by Patsy Tebeau (Post 5185301)

Could I get this one colorized? He played in their minor league system

Here is Earl Weaver with the St Louis Cardinals colorized by Palette.fm and then upscaled courtesy Pica.ai

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Originally Posted by krantzbucks (Post 5185625)

Here is Earl Weaver with the St Louis Cardinals colorized by Palette.fm and then upscaled courtesy Pica.ai

Awesome thanks!

Not sure if you can upgrade and colorize this one or not, I'm not aware of any other photos of him

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Originally Posted by Patsy Tebeau (Post 5185651)

Not sure if you can upgrade and colorize this one or not, I'm not aware of any other photos of him

He is also pictured, seated, at the far right edge of the 1906 Waterbury Authors team photo.

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Originally Posted by Patsy Tebeau (Post 5185651)

Not sure if you can upgrade and colorize this one or not, I'm not aware of any other photos of him

In his update 11 to the facepack cinemaodyssey included this 1901 image of Walsh from his time with Notre Dame. It can be discovered by undertaking a search for John Walsh and then downloading the facepack.