Dear neurallovers, We’re thrilled to share some exciting news with you! 🎉 Our incredible partner, Bridgeman Images, and neural.love have joined forces to create a stunning enhancement of a historical piece of cinema for the Super Bowl trailer of Jordan Peele’s highly anticipated movie, “Nope.” 🎥 🌟 Bringing History to Life The first 7 seconds of the “Nope” trailer showcases our collaborative work, where we enhanced an old archive film featuring “Plate 626” from Eadweard Muybridge’s Animal Locomotion series....

Hi, It’s neural.love with another unregular blog post: 🖼 Enhance images Now our tool support images - you can restore, resize (up to four times) or colorize up to 50 photos at a time: By the way, you can read how our enhancing AI works here 🔗 (for non-techies). You can also access Image Enhance via API 🔗. You can try our upscale for free here. 👨🏽‍🎨 Portrait generator: a new β-model We manage to create photorealistic portraits from old, low-quality photos even though the software is still in beta....

Here’s another unregular blog post about our AI updates ✨ 🖼 Upscale to beyond: more details than before Our main algorithm that boosts video quality got a new model. We call it “Maximum details”. As a startup, we’re good at naming things (no) 🗿 To illustrate the new model’s performance, here is a quick example: You can try it here. 👨🏽‍🎨 Facial restoration – now better & faster Say no more to blurred, out of focus faces in the old films; the “Facial Restoration” algorithm got a new model as well....

We know, we know, it’s mid January already. In our defense, it’s never too late to celebrate, and we have pictures ✨ tl;dr What we do at neural.love: Our favorite items of note from the past year: We made new friends and allies through a shared love of machine learning magic and some excellent media coverage. We also partnered with world leaders in technology like HP and NVIDIA, film producers like DocMakers and Aito Media, and cultural institutions like Carnegie Hall....