Historical Portraits Brought To Life (Abraham Lincoln, Pushkin, Elisabeth of Hesse, Fridtjof Nansen)
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Publicado 2021-04-11
► Hello everyone and nice to see you back. We all love seeing people smile, especially people from distant history, and this is what this video is all about. Historical photographs carried a trend of neutral facial expressions due to the functional view of camera technology. Not only did the rare commodity of the technology during the 19th and early 20th century dictate this standard, but movement in photographs was almost impossible. For a photograph to be taken many had to stay incredibly still for however long the picture took. The thought of seeing realistic pictures of Abraham Lincoln smile and even move, would have been seen as a sci-fi concept not too long ago. Now, technology says otherwise. I'm hoping that the digital manipulations in this video, that include full colorization and image enhancements, will help us see historical figures in a different light. Watch them literary come to life.
Please check the video to see historical portraits brought to life, expertly colorized and smiling back at you, thanks to AI technology today.
Featured in this video:
00:00 | Historical Photos Brought To Life, Intro
00:41 | Abraham Lincoln
01:06 | Alexander Pushkin, 1837
03:44 | Princess Elisabeth of Hesse, c.1880
05:55 | Fridtjof Nansen, c.1889
Colorization by Klimbim
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Todos los comentarios (21)
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Incredible how a simple smile can light up a face and make you feel good.
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I catch myself smiling back at the pictures.
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I don‘t know how to live without this channel anymore.
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1:42 When Pushkin smiled in the portrait, I also smiled at him😎
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These transformations bring me to tears.
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As a woman who needs make up and endless hair products to enhance my ‘natural’ beauty, I am in awe of such beautiful young women who were naturally stunning. Such beauty 🙌🏻💜🥰
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In a way this is a means of time travel. To see how these people may have looked outside of the camera lens of the time and how the may have looked somewhat modernized is very insightful. Rather than being just images from a history book, they appear as a friend or someone we would meet. This re-humanizes history.
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One of the best sites on YouTube. It is an ingenious idea and shows the humaness of people from long lost history in a way I wouldn't have believed possible before seeing it. A huge step forward in the development of the art of photography and a credit to the author who put this all together. Thanks.
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Lincoln's black & white photo coming to life and then SMILING, scared the BEJESUS outta me! AMAZING work!
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Nansen had such an intense look about him, and turning him into rock star was so imaginative. Thank You
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I’m emotional. Seeing the grand duchess alive and smiling like that is just moving. I’m so sorry...
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Ella was so beautiful. Sadly met a horrific end.
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I find these videos strangely moving. The AI enhancement of Fridtjof Nansen was very accurate compared to his actual portrait in later life.
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I just love this channel, these Portraits brought to life make me feel as though I know these people and they have personality especially when they smile its quite emotional I’m loving the music too .
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The music you pick for these videos is perfect 👍🏻
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Amazing as always! I just love to see all these people from old paintings and photos smile. If possible, it would be really interesting to see the 9 children of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert smiling!
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Your work is beyond words, Thank you for making me smile along with the pictures and cry because life is so short.
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I just love looking at old pictures of people and places!! what's really cool is when you animate their faces, it brings them back to life. beautiful work!!
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Ella was considered one of the most beautiful woman in the world during the late 19th and early 20th century. If you look closely at her face, you can see a slight resemblance to Princess Margaret of Great Britain. Seeing that they were related, there is a slight Hanoverian resemblance.
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I love everything about your channel, the piano and music, your accent and narration, the people from long ago coming to life, gives me such an appreciation for life, thank you!
