colourised

As stated in TFA, the pictures were originally black and white and were colourised at the time.

The blue-eye effect looked to me like the first colourised movies where they hand-painted the actual film.

Handbrake worked too, sometimes easier for things like 4:3 deletterbox or ad removal or b&w restoration on colourised screening.

If you've ever seen a colourised and touched-up photo from the early 20th century, the only giveaway is the clothes.

Automating it is banal at best and dangerous at worst; colourised images risk distorting history.

Its selling points are colourised output (using pygments) and (slightly) better json formatting.

That would be an interesting interaction to explore with a colourised terminal.

Some of these photos look amazing when colourised using DeOldify, via MyHeritage.

Now you have a colourised journal and the power of lnav.

I can switch to British but then get spanked for colourize instead of colourised etc.

I agree these objects (just like colourised photos) help bridge the distance to the past.

> The blue-eye effect looked to me like the first colourised movies where they hand-painted the actual film.

The webserver, which is written in Felix, translates a particular format called "fdoc" to create the tutorial and slides, including embedded colourised hyperlinked Felix and C++ code.

I was just thinking "aren't these things all colourised by a human and largely fake", I was especially thinking about the starbusts and you just blew my mind.

They won't necessarily have anything in common with what you'd normally use for "true colour" (quite a lot of what you see in astronomy falls into this category: even when you see a colourised press-release, it's not what you'd see if you looked at it with your natural eye).

Colourised images absolutely replace mono images in image searches, unfortunately; I've seen this again and again.