![]() ![]() I tried it out for myself on a photo of my great-grandmother, and the video was generated in less than a minute. The tech has been used in a Warner Bros Harry Potter exhibition, among other things. To ward off misuse of the service, MyHeritage requires users to agree to only use LiveStory on deceased individuals and to avoid “obscene, offensive, defamatory or false information, or any content which could violate the privacy of other people.”ĭ-ID - The tech side of the project is powered by the patent-pending Speaking Portrait Technology developed by AI company D-ID, which specializes in facial movement. Thirty-one different languages are supported at launch.ĭeepfake your grandpa - Live a little Black Mirror, a little wholesome, and 100 percent interesting. The clip includes lip-synced audio that can either be manually written by you or automatically generated by MyHeritage. Instead, LiveStory produces a minutes-long video of your ancestor telling their life story. LiveStory - This week, MyHeritage and technology partner D-ID released a new feature called LiveStory that creates more than just a several-second clip. The feature set social media ablaze ( The Verge went as far as calling it “the main character on Twitter”) as some people brought their deceased loved ones to “life” (at least with pixels), and others set out to make the creepiest deepfakes possible. We keep on developing new and exciting features that will help you experience your family history in a whole new way - as well as improving the features you already know and love.Just over a year ago, genealogy platform MyHeritage released a feature called Deep Nostalgia™ to animate your long-dead family members based on a family photo. With the new colorization model, MyHeritage In Color™ produces even more breathtaking results, especially when used in combination with the Photo Enhancer on MyHeritage. Using the MyHeritage photo features paints a new picture of your family history and breathes life into old family photos. ![]() ![]() We’re making several colorization models available because for some photos, a different model works better than others. If you’re happy with the new results, click “Save” if you prefer the previous version, click “Cancel”. ![]() You can then click on the photo to see how the previous version looked and compare the results. In the colorization settings you can change the colorization model, and click “Preview” to see how it looks. Selecting a colorization model in the colorization settings As can be seen, it suffers from poor colorization of army uniforms. The photo below was colorized by Judy Russell, the Legal Genealogist, back when MyHeritage In Color™ was first released. Examplesīelow are a few examples of photos that were colorized and enhanced using the earlier colorization models, with a comparison to the latest model. It resolves discoloration issues that occurred in some enhanced photos and produces better-looking results for non-enhanced photos as well. The new colorization model works especially well on higher resolution photos that have been enhanced and upscaled using the MyHeritage Photo Enhancer. Now, thanks to Jason and Dana’s relentless efforts to improve the quality of colorization further, we have released yet another model, named the July 2021 model, that takes colorization quality to new heights. Since its release in early 2020, we added the option to customize the colorization settings(including the option to select an alternative colorization model) and then released a new colorization model at the end of last year. We went on to release a whole toolbox of photo featuresto further improve your old family photos and bring them to life - but we never stopped working with DeOldify to make MyHeritage In Color™ even better. This was also the start of our collaboration with Jason and Dana from DeOldify who developed this wonderful technology. MyHeritage In Color™was the first feature we released for improving photos based on artificial intelligence, back in early 2020, and it became a huge success. ![]()
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