Lightning
Master Member
Not Stoltz, but definitely a stand in. I'd be sorely tempted to clean it up and correctly size Marty's head if making a replica of this.
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Not Stoltz, but definitely a stand in. I'd be sorely tempted to clean it up and correctly size Marty's head if making a replica of this.
OasisSupernova
Sr Member
Yeah, but then it's not accurate. I printed this picture because it's so bad it makes me laugh every time I look at it
Cmdr.Kerner
Master Member
There is no screen used drivers license in BTTF. Any Marty or Doc driver license you can find on the Internet is just 100 % fan made, even my version.
Actually the photo from the museum with Marty's head cut out isn't accurate. If you take a closer look to the photo in the movie, Marty's head isn't cut and it's smaller and has more hair around the head. And you can see the full black collar of his shirt.
Actually the photo from the museum with Marty's head cut out isn't accurate. If you take a closer look to the photo in the movie, Marty's head isn't cut and it's smaller and has more hair around the head. And you can see the full black collar of his shirt.
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It could be just the shadow though, seems pretty accurate to me
Lightning
Master Member
his head is definately smaller in the screen cap. The tops of Jennifer, Marty and her father's heads make a straight line in the screen cap but in the paste up Marty's head sticks up above the invisible line. Would need to overlay in photoshop for a definitive answer.
I see what you mean yeah, I could try to fix that on Photoshop maybe, I'll see what I can do Do we know the original size of the photograph?
Do we know the original size of the photograph?
RafalFett
Sr Member
MAKE BELIEVE commissioned me more than a month ago to enhance the Chapel O' Love photo, but I forgot to post it here too.
So, here's the best I could do with the photo posted on the other page:
There was a lot of glare and small scratches from the protective plexiglass and I think I managed to remove/correct most of them. I reduced Marty's head using the proportions from the other photo:
And finally the photo was enhanced with Topaz Photo AI.
So, here's the best I could do with the photo posted on the other page:
There was a lot of glare and small scratches from the protective plexiglass and I think I managed to remove/correct most of them. I reduced Marty's head using the proportions from the other photo:
And finally the photo was enhanced with Topaz Photo AI.
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I cleaned up the faces a bit more, as well as fixed the collar a bit....
This shows the clean up, but not the collar clean up...
This shows the clean up, but not the collar clean up...
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JediMichael
Master Member
I always get ads for Topaz Photo AI but have never actually tried it myself. That looks pretty good.
For video grain removal I have a Adobe Premiere plugin called, Neat Video, which was neck to neck with the Topaz version in reviews.
Seeing this picture in much higher res, I never noticed how, (and I'm guessing thats suppose to be George McFly, unless its her parents maybe), that he looks like a skinny version of Andy Griffith.
I might look more into this Topaz Photo AI, as my Grandpa is turning 95 in a week and a half, but I also know his time is probably coming soon, and I'll be making the video for the day and probably getting some crappy pics from relatives.
For video grain removal I have a Adobe Premiere plugin called, Neat Video, which was neck to neck with the Topaz version in reviews.
Seeing this picture in much higher res, I never noticed how, (and I'm guessing thats suppose to be George McFly, unless its her parents maybe), that he looks like a skinny version of Andy Griffith.
I might look more into this Topaz Photo AI, as my Grandpa is turning 95 in a week and a half, but I also know his time is probably coming soon, and I'll be making the video for the day and probably getting some crappy pics from relatives.
I have Topaz, and I regret buying it. It never does as good a job with faces as I would like, so I rarely use it unless it is for a landscape or something. I found some online free AI upscalers do a better job when it comes to the faces.
Play with this one for the best faces: Image Upscaler Online – Increase Resolution of Image Using AI
JediMichael
Master Member
Thats funny, as Topaz CLAIMS they are suppose to be the best.
JediMichael
Master Member
Cool, I'll check it out. Thanks.
I know, that is why I fell for their product, lol.
Just notice the difference....
The top image are the faces that RafalFett got using Topaz, and the bottom was what I got after running it through the link I gave you above.
I did do a little hair edge touch up and collar touch up on the full sized image, but the overall resolution of the faces are much better using that free website.
JediMichael
Master Member
Yeah, huge difference.
Ok, taking note from Roland's post, I edited the hair a bit more...
So here is the version with new faces, fixed collar, and changed hair...
So here is the version with new faces, fixed collar, and changed hair...
