Using 'Krea' to enhance blurry old Soviet / Russian photos

[Albacore 569]

Before Krea AI. Soviet Papa class called the 'Fastest submarine in the world'.




Enhanced with Krea AI.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

It threw a blade???!!!! or is that an artifact of the 'enhancement' process?

(Can you fly... Bobby?!)

[wlambing]

Looks like it dumped a blade on each screw! Too much torque on those high-speed runs? I had a Honda 750 that would do that at the strip. 3 launches and you had to relace and true the back wheel, and that had a damper built into the hub! Made for short but very fun track days!!

[JHapprich]

The blades are still there. I fail to see what that program "enhanced".

[Albacore 569]

I just did tests on Krea and now noticed using some human faces a few photos - eyes are smudged or missing.

I think it was Krea that threw the blade! Not the Papa sub.lol. Glad I posted for comparison anyway though my intention was to share a possible new research tool. I think AI here could not distinguish the contrast between the port 2 o'clock blade and the background.

I noticed it before posting, but presumed the blade was there. But good catch David illustrating the up and down sides of AI.

Here is another Krea and pre krea.

I have concerns regarding the sign below the starboard nacelle in this photo below. Both images now seem to say different things now? Or an enhanced artifact of the same? AI making up new signs? Ai making up things as it goes. Interesting.

Krea first, & 'before Krea' shown second.






It seems to be more honest trusting with drawings below. Here its just a super-duper 'focus' really. But some use.

[He Who Shall Not Be Named]

I done tests on Krea and now noticed some faces with eyes smudged r missing. I think Krea threw a blade, not the Papa sub. Glad I posted for comparison anyway though my intention was t hare a possible new reseatrch tool. . I think AI could not distinguish the contrast between the port 2 clock blade and the background.

Right you are, Steve. and what a wonderful tool for pulling out detail formerly not available on the 'enhanced' image. Most useful. And it will get better the more they fine tune the process of enhancement. Thanks for bringing this new tech to the front.

[gantu]

Here some more........

[gantu]