Today's digitized colorization process is more refined, but I still get a jolt when I see a familiar, black-and-white photo revisited in color.
August 18, 2013
Colorization, Today
I
don't like the old-fashioned photo
colorization that was common through the 1960s. I recall a
black-and-white graduation portrait of a handsome male; the studio used pastels
to tint the subject's face, giving him rosy cheeks and apricot lips. It was
weird!
Today's digitized colorization process is more refined, but I still get a jolt when I see a familiar, black-and-white photo revisited in color.
Today's digitized colorization process is more refined, but I still get a jolt when I see a familiar, black-and-white photo revisited in color.
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2 comments:
Those were painted.
Today, it uses the same RGB values that are rendered in standard color photos.
Yes, with pastels.
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