Show HN: Upscale and Enhance Your Images Just Like a Magick
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#4The name is... confusing, given that ImageMagick is an extremely popular tool already.
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#5The name is... confusing, given that ImageMagick is an extremely popular tool already.
I think that’s on purpose. Not sure what the advantages are. SEO? Collateral Branding?
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#7In many of the examples the underlying subject matter is altered not merely enhanced (change in color of the eyes for example). The comparison between images doesn't work under Firefox/Windows 10.
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#8In many of the examples the underlying subject matter is altered not merely enhanced (change in color of the eyes for example). The comparison between images doesn't work under Firefox/Windows 10.
I thought this was true for me to too (Firefox / macOS), but the comparisons just took a very long time to load.
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#9In many of the examples the underlying subject matter is altered not merely enhanced (change in color of the eyes for example). The comparison between images doesn't work under Firefox/Windows 10.
Agreed
The strawberry cake has an extra layer of strawberries in the bottom, replacing a red jelly / jam layer.
Woman has more hair covering the skin.
Lot of colour changes and extra detail that simply did not existin the udnerlying material.
Maybe they should change the "temperature" down a bit?
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#10In many of the examples the underlying subject matter is altered not merely enhanced (change in color of the eyes for example). The comparison between images doesn't work under Firefox/Windows 10.
That's a "minor" thing, I'd say. In the case of the woman with the long hair and white dress, the dress is entirely different in the "enhancement".