Daguerreotype Beauties From The 19th Century Brought To Life (Animated)

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Publicado 2021-02-14
► Hello everyone and welcome back to Mystery Scoop. Today we're looking at the early photography of the 19th century and few beautiful examples from that era, brought to life using colorization and AI animations. Daguerreotypes, as earliest forms of photographs, are unique images on highly polished silver plates. The process was invented in France by Louis Daguerre and was introduced to the world in 1839. American photographers quickly capitalized on this new invention, which was capable of capturing a "truthful likeness" and although born in Europe, the daguerreotype became extremely popular in the United States. Due to their vulnerability, most daguerreotypes are presented in a special housing, as open model or a folding case. For today's video I have selected few examples of this form of photographs depicting portraits of young women in 1850s and 60s, mostly unidentified. For extra flair, facial animations have been added using AI technology that bring these 19th century beauties to life.
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  • @jegarajramoo3873
    These lovely 19th century ladies wouldn't have imagined in their wildest dreams that people from the 21st century would be admiring their colorized and moving images using hand held devices !
  • @Marija-dx4vz
    God, what a beauty..i' m a 19th century literature specialist and all i can feel is silence..thank you😊Greetings from Serbia💖
  • @kaybrown4010
    When the faces in these pictures soften and smile, I can’t help but smile back.
  • @dannyrussom6637
    I know they're real people from two centuries back but when you make their eyes blink and their mouths move it almost makes you feel like if you met somebody from that era really cool
  • @PeggyJBrowning
    It’s so odd how everything is changed!! The girls came to life for the viewers..the color made you see the beauty each had that, somehow, didn’t show up in the black and whites. Thumbs up on this one. I love it!!!
  • @lisawright63
    They where all so naturally beautiful, and so elegant
  • @dianekennedy7086
    Absolutely beautiful. However, it is a crying shame that the identities of so many of these women have been lost. These daguerreotypes would have been treasures to their living descendants.
  • @gaplan7
    This is so magical... Their life.. their stories... fall short of words.. great work!
  • @JossianBrito
    Technology is bringing back details never noticed before
  • It's strange to realize, that these women, once so full of life, are all long gone.
  • @happyowner9347
    It's unbelievable, like looking through the lens of time machine
  • @pennylane8318
    These pictures are spectacular. There's an essence present here, that is sadly lacking in todays vulgar selfies.
  • This channel is the number one reason why I watch videos on YouTube. So authentic, and aesthetically intense. Just amazing! Thank you
  • @jono8884
    Sometimes with B&W photos everybody look plain...but the colorization brings them to life and you see the beauty.
  • @aldosigmann419
    freaky how u bring these people back to life with the slight facial movements...
  • @lemonsky5378
    My late father asked me why I collect antique and vintage photos. It's because of images like this. I don't have any daguerreotypes (they're expensive!), but I have three ambrotypes (their successor), as well as cabinet cards, tintypes, real photo postcards (RPPC), etc. I prefer looking at images of that earlier world than the ugly one we have today. I'm not idealizing it, but things are just so vulgar now.
  • That is the meaning of Time... You die in life but you live forever if you capture one instant moment of it!
  • @snowysnowyriver
    Without plastic surgery, fillers or silicone, every one of those women were beautiful. But more importantly they were all different and individual. So many women today spend time, money and pain in a huge effort to look just like the woman standing next to her. What a pity that individual beauty is no longer prized.