What's up, SaaS Masters! My name is George,
and today I want to show you a really cool deal that's called ImageColorizer.
What it does, it repairs old photos
that are bent, torn, or it has some damage on them.
It fixes those.
Plus it also colorizes black and white images.
Now, what I like about it is that the deal is pretty cheap.
Plus, you can do this as a business or as a hobby.
You can ask your friends or family if they have old photos and fix it for them.
They might think you took hours to do this
in Photoshop, but it's also it's pretty easy to do it here on ImageColorizer.
Now, enough talk about that.
Let's go check out the deal and let's go
check out ImageColorizer to see how it actually works.
Let's go jump over there. All right.
Let's get started with the lifetime deal that's going on right now.
It's only twenty nine ninety five
for the lifetime deal and it gives you 1000 credits a month.
So that's one thousand images that you can
repair a month and it just renews every single month.
So it's pretty cheap to grab this deal right now.
And what it includes, it's all of this right now.
So you can colorize black and white images
unblurred old photos and has an improved quality of the portrait
photos, repair and remove scratches from old photos and blah, blah, blah.
All right.
So you got one thousand credits and twenty four seven email support.
I don't know why you might want email support, but it's there now.
I will be talking about what I like and dislike about ImageColorizer.
So stick around.
This is the actual page.
I'm already logged in.
I'm in my account and these are the four
type of tools that they have available right now.
So the first one is it's ImageColorizer.
You can see what these do when we scroll these.
So, for example, this one added color to the image on the AI enhancer.
What I think it sharpens the image.
So if it's kind of like blurry and old,
it'll sharpen in the eye, retouch it kind of again, it sharpens
and the eye repair, it fixes the where the where from the photos.
If it's torn, if it's bent, it'll fix that, in my opinion.
I like the ImageColorizer and the eye repair these.
I don't really find that much of a change, but I'll show you what I've done so far.
This is my final year and I've been playing around with some images.
And you could see, for example, this one right here.
This is the old photo and this is a one I use the colorized.
So you can see that before and after of these two images.
And you could see it actually did a pretty good job.
Obviously, it's not going to be perfect.
But, hey, this looks pretty good
for something that's going to do it automatically.
And I don't have to do anything on Photoshop.
I just add the photo and it's going to do it for me.
And this one is one of the ones I repaired this one.
OK, so this is the before image and this is the after image.
Now, one of the things I do notice and I
don't like, it's that it's kind of blurs some of it.
So, for example,
you can see some blurriness right here and also some blurriness here on the eye.
So that's something that I dislike.
And that's one of the things that you will
be getting out of the output when we use the repair option.
But again, I mean, it's pretty good for something that's done automatically.
One of the things I dislike about
ImageColorizer is that we don't have the option to fine tune this later on.
Like, can we do some in between kind of like keep some of that where like
from the torn in bent so we get a better and more clear image.
So something that you have to take into consideration.
Now, I got these images right here that I have ready so we can actually do a test.
So like I said, let's get started with this one that I ImageColorizer
came. Let's go and let's drop in the image.
So this one is the colorizer.
So let's grab. Yeah, this one's fine.
Let's grab this one.
I haven't done test on this image.
This is just some images that I grabbed out of the Internet.
So we're actually going to see the real output.
I have no idea if it's going to come out good or bad.
OK, that's ready.
Let's download it
and download.
It's open. All right.
And my opinion, that looks pretty good.
Let's open up the original image.
Here's the original and there's the other image.
Pretty good, right?
For something that I don't have to put in Photoshop and it's done automatically.
Imagine that in, for example, doing it for your family.
Hey,
like I did, obviously I can't put those images, but I asked my family, hey,
can you pass me some old photos so I can fix them?
And they were pretty amazed.
And basically I just put the image here and it did it automatically.
Let's use the eye repair.
Let's see how it does the job with this one damage photo.
OK, this one start again.
This is an image I grabbed onto the Internet.
I didn't manipulate this.
I don't know what the output is going to be, so we're going to see it together.
Another disadvantage that I find on ImageColorizer is this.
The image has to be five megabytes are
less and the size is three thousand by three thousand.
So that's a pretty downside. Why?
Because if we actually scan an image, which would be the best way to grab an old
image is by scanning it, those images are pretty big files, about 10, 20 megabytes.
So we'd have to compress those images to actually use them here.
So take that into consideration.
OK, here's the output from that image.
So what it did, it did let me open up the old image right there.
So this is
the old image and there's a new one. Hold on.
Here we go. So it removed the wear and tear
from the image, but we do lose a lot of quality out of the image.
So what we're going to do right now is let's try to do a repair one of these.
So let's go back let's go into the AI enhanced,
see if it actually fixes that image that it looks kind of blurry.
So where is it?
No, it didn't. Let me grab it
and save it. Image as I just put one on one.
And again, let's use the eye enhancer to see what it's going to do.
See if it sharpens that image back again.
See if that actually works.
If not, we'll try something else.
But the output, like we saw right there,
is that in some of the images and some of the cases, it's going to blur the image.
And that's something I would like that ImageColorizer would have at least
give us the option of how much we want to remove that wear and tear
from the image so we don't lose that much of a quality kit.
Here it is. Let's see what what output we get.
So what it did is the AI enhancer.
It sharpened up the image again.
But it I don't know.
It doesn't look that much different.
It actually didn't do anything. All right.
So there you go.
That something happens in the test.
Let's AI retouch something else.
Let's see.
No, not that one.
Let's grab this one.
See what it's actually going to do.
Like I said before, in the beginning,
the tools that I do like the ImageColorizer and the the repair one.
All right.
But with the repair, you do get some quality loss.
This is what it did.
Let's go see what the original image looks like
right now. That looks pretty good.
I mean, that's that's the old image.
It didn't repair the scratches or
the bents right here, but it did enhance the image.
You could see more quality in the hair so you could see it sharpen the image.
It kind of added some touch to the skin a little bit more smoother.
Look at the teeth, those that looks really sharp.
So it did enhance that image.
Now, let's repair this image, see what happens.
Let's say this will see the image to try to repair that.
That meant that the image has the eye repair.
Let's grab this from here open and start.
So let's see what kind of output we're going to get out of this image that was
enhanced and now we're going to repair the damage to it.
OK, let's go ahead and download it, see what happens.
And there we go.
Let's go check out the original image, which was this one
right there, the original image.
And there's the enhanced you can see right here that it's kind of blurry.
We're fixes that.
I mean, that is something that you have to consider.
It's doing it automatically.
I'm not trying to help out.
The app is just logical. Right.
But it repair it that way.
But I like this output better.
Is it that one?
Yes, it's that one right there.
Even if it has that again, one of the cool things that this could be,
it's a really good combination if you use this with Photoshop.
So you can basically do most of the repair here automatically.
And if you really need to fine tune it,
you could jump into Photoshop in that case.
But in my opinion, using this and just colorizing it, it's really, really good.
Let's colorized this image.
Let's go back there.
Grab it.
Let's grab this one. Yeah, that one.
The enhancement. Let's keep that there without the repair.
Let's just see how ImageColorizer is that one.
All right. Let's go ahead and download it.
It's open and remote.
It's colorized
was the original
There we go. Those are the two outputs of that image.
Again, like I said before, basically, that's what the the ImageColorizer does.
It fixes the image.
Is automatically with that downsides.
You don't have tools to manipulate it like the amount of things that it's going
to do, if I can colorized differently and change the skin color, for example.
Hey, you know what?
I remember that person wasn't that skin tone, so I can fine tune it that way.
You don't have those options. So basically everything is done
automatically without those fine tuning options.
So that's something I would like to see in ImageColorizer.
And the other thing is with tahn images, you get some blurriness.
So but basically for twenty nine,
ninety five, one thousand credits a month, it's really good.
I think that's definitely worth it.
I mean basically that's what you eat.
Any two people, two percent taco stand.
So it's a pretty good deal in my opinion. I grabbed it.
I'm sticking with it because I can ask my family for old photos,
fix them for them, and they think I'm pretty cool just for doing it.
And it's actually pretty easy.
It's done automatically with practically no work and time needed to do it.
Well, there you go, guys.
That's a deal that's going on right now.
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Well, I thank yall for watching my name.
George, this is SaaS Master.
And I'll see you guys later.