Tverskaya Street of Moscow, filmed by the Lumière company in 1896.

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This video is colorized in 2022 using a more advanced method. While the new colorization method can produce better results, it demands much more time and effort. To achieve this level of colorization, it requires not only multiple neural networks, but also a lot of work through the process of trial and error.

The original footage used for colorization is in the public domain. As opposed to the automatic colorization method such as deoldify , this new method requires a significant amount of human inputs. This process is transformative, as it adds more value to the work by improving the visuals, enriching the sentiment and adding to the commentary.

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Credits
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Lumière (1895-1905), at around 55:08.
https://archive.org/details/Lumiere18...
The clip is retrieved from Internet Archive and licensed under Public Domain Mark 1.0.
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According to US law, any work published before 1923 in the US has entered the public domain.
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