At first look At first look, the colorizing is amazing. But upon closer examination, there can be many areas that are "incorrect" and there appears to be no way to "correct" them. Update: The Enhance function is incredibly good [I didn't use it on the first colorizing try]. It made the colorizing come out better, and by more closely examining the final options (from what I learned the first time), I made a better choice for the final version, and I was extremely pleased with the result. I will probably sign up for a larger paid package sometime soon when I feel ready to dive into more of the older damaged and B&W photos in my collection. One suggestion: The colorizing preview option thumbnails should be significantly larger to scrutinize the differences and make the best final choice.

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5* Great Customer Support This is a friendly and caring startup. I had some issues with my images and the team responded and helped me to with clear instructions. The results are great and you've improved my images by a lot.

The AI used in this app is very good The AI used in this app is very good. It does smoothing and fixes faces well. If you don't want faces fixed, you can just use upscale and it does not AI the face. It could be a little cheaper, though. Even their cheapest package is 70 cents an image and that's a bit much if you want to use it all the time. There's a free app out there that is downloadable and open source that does not charge per image, so I only use Face26 app when the results from that free app are not as good.

Great if you don't care about fidelity Yes, it makes a nice looking face out of pixel garbage, but there is no fidelity to reality, nor can there be. When I compare an enhanced face from a poor photo using this software to the same person from a quality photo there are major differences. An old boss of mine called this making chicken salad out of chicken crap.