I started tinkering with the controls to the right and, you guessed it, crash! One more try and I was this time able to do some adjustments and now have a respectable colorized photograph of Granddad and his band. On the other hand, the town flag was rendered gray which I doubt. Huh? Black and white uniforms? Yeah, that could be and they looked Victorian nice. This time it went through the process and rendered a complete photo. Figuring that the 5Mb+ was too big I downsized the photo to under 1Mb. I tried a third time and it crashed right off. Actually better than a crash – it just disappeared. This time more of the photo came back followed by an immediate program crash. Sky and foliage, nice, but I wanted to see granddad and see what color the uniforms might be. The first time through only the top quarter of the photo was returned.
They were all posed on a residential street. Then I chose a circa 1898 photograph of my grandfather standing in front of his town band. The result is like a 1950 Kodacolor print. Obviously colorized, but easily adjusted with the controls to the right of the main window. After chugging for a bit the photo was returned in color. The first photo I put into the program was a family picture circa 1950. It never brought down the computer or any other program and so c'est la vie.ĭownloaded, installed, and registered with no problem. If I was inclined to be consternated by frequent program crashes I would have not been so generous. I gave this program a thumbs up because I really wanted to like it.
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