Krantzbucks pics to colorize

[krantzbucks]

Howard Edward "Harry" Baldwin upscaled and colorized from an image found in the Cinemaodyssey facepack. thanks go to pica.ai and palette.fm

[krantzbucks]

Harry Parker Bemis depicted with Cleveland A.L. enhanced with pica.ai and colorized with palette.fm

[krantzbucks]

Harry Pree Billiard upscaled and colorized from another image found in the Cinemaodyssey facepack. Thanks to Pica.ai for upscaling.

[krantzbucks]

Wilbert Carl "Webb" Schultz colorized and upscaled in two images. I worked up 2 different images for Schultz; the first one as submitted I was not able to draw much additional detail out of (Pica.ai and kolorize.cc) i found another image of Schultz in the Cinemaodyssey facepack and while not the desired uniform specific result, achieved a much clearer result once again implementing pica.ai and kolorize.cc

[UKBaseballfan]

Originally Posted by krantzbucks

Wilbert Carl "Webb" Schultz colorized and upscaled in two images. I worked up 2 different images for Schultz; the first one as submitted I was not able to draw much additional detail out of (Pica.ai and kolorize.cc) i found another image of Schultz in the Cinemaodyssey facepack and while not the desired uniform specific result, achieved a much clearer result once again implementing pica.ai and kolorize.cc

Thanks for your efforts. Yes, this is the best I could come up with, which is an image that remains unclear.

[UKBaseballfan]

Attached is a 1924 image of Lum Davenport with the Chicago White Sox.

A left handed pitcher, 1924 was the final year of his 4 year stint with the White Sox. He just had one outing that final year pitching 2 innings. His career ERA was 7.71 from 25 appearances covering 58 plus innings. More than half of his outings were in his initial 1921 season.

[infieldfly]

Originally Posted by UKBaseballfan

Thanks for your efforts. Yes, this is the best I could come up with, which is an image that remains unclear.

I had started this but then had to go out of town for a few days. Just finished up and was able to tease a little more detail from the face. Cap to face transition at the upper right is a little funky but otherwise "o.k.".

[krantzbucks]

Originally Posted by infieldfly

I had started this but then had to go out of town for a few days. Just finished up and was able to tease a little more detail from the face. Cap to face transition at the upper right is a little funky but otherwise "o.k.".

Very nice!

[krantzbucks]

Harry Edward Baumgartner upscaled with deep nostalgia.ai and colorized with an assist from palette.fm

[Jabez54]

Holy Smoly on Webb!!!!
Awesome work!

[krantzbucks]

Harry Thomas Berte upscaled and colorized from an image found in the Cinemaodyssey facepack. kudos to palette.fm and deepnostalgia.ai

[krantzbucks]

Harry Elbert "Deer Foot" Bay with the Cleveland Napoleons, upscaled by Pica AI and colorized with Palette.fm

[infieldfly]

I know this was has been done before but with the recent improvements in enhancement software, I did an upgrade for my early 50's collection.

[infieldfly]

Originally Posted by UKBaseballfan

Attached is a 1924 image of Lum Davenport with the Chicago White Sox.

palette.fm, et al.


A bit "crunchy" in places but I think it's usable.

[krantzbucks]

Henry Irving Bartling upscaled by Pica.AI with colors from Palette.fm

[UKBaseballfan]

Originally Posted by infieldfly

palette.fm, et al.


A bit "crunchy" in places but I think it's usable.

Yes, certainly usable and I would certainly endorse the positive reaction to the amazing Webb Schultz production.

Another significant challenge posted below, a 1924 image of Bill Lasley with the 1924 St. Louis Browns.

Lasley was a switch hitting right handed pitcher. His career consisted of 4 innings pitched over 2 games, one finished, with the 1924 Browns. He faced 21 batters and allowed 7 hits, 2 walks and a wild pitch. His career ERA was 6.75.

[bobw]

From the Museum of History and Industry and Seattle Post Intelligencer.....




CAPTION: Willard Almond "Bill" Lasley (1902-1990) was raised in Seattle and became a top pitcher in Northwest semi-professional baseball leagues in the 1920s and 1930s. He played briefly for the St. Louis Browns in 1924, and in a game with touring major-league all-stars, he played with Babe Ruth and against Ty Cobb. Lasley taught himself the business and manufacturing techniques he later applied to his successful knitting company, Lasley Knitting Co., which he founded in 1946 at 163 S. Jackson St. in Pioneer Square. The company made letter sweaters and jackets for high school and college teams until 1978, when it was bought by T.M. Athletics, who operates in the same location.

In this image Bill Lasley warms up for a game with the Seattle Indians (later Seattle Rainiers), probably at Dugdale Field (later the site of Sick's Stadium), located in Seattle's Rainier Valley.

[krantzbucks]

Clinton Willis Blume upscaled and colorized with the New York Giants from an image shared by Bearmam14 with respects to Palette.fm and Pica.AI

[krantzbucks]

Joseph Henry O'Neill colorized from an image shared by tnfoto

[krantzbucks]

Lester Justin Bartholomew colorized with the Chicago White Sox with thanks to Palette.fm
I also upscaled the image with deep nostalgia.ai but I think I may prefer the non enhanced version