Render_factor?

[zarc70]

Is there a way to incorporate the render_factor from the original code into the gui? That would allow for more flexibility when the default has a poor colorization outcome.

[GlebSBrykin]

I will try to add this feature in the near future. I agree, it would be useful.

[GlebSBrykin]

Is there a way to incorporate the render_factor from the original code into the gui? That would allow for more flexibility when the default has a poor colorization outcome.

It is likely that it will not be possible to implement such a wide range of render_factor as in the original DeOldify. The limit will be on the maximum render_factor and it is caused by the inability to allocate a large continuous block of memory (more than 4 GB) by standard cross-platform means of .NET Framework/Mono. This limitation is likely to manifest itself in the Stable model, since it itself requires a lot of memory to store intermediate data. In the Artistic version, it can also be, but perhaps less strict.

[andi33x]

It's great to have a Windows program for this! But the render-factor is important, because the results are often worse than with the original scripts. Is there a way to change something in the code to have a certain render-factor? (I use the factor 40 in the py scripts with good results.)