Colorize Historical Aerial Photo
This prompt turns a black-and-white aerial photograph into a plausible colorized version using another aerial image as a color reference, useful for historical map and geography visualization.
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Using REFERENCE_0 as the base map, this project colorizes monochrome historical aerial photographs while preserving the original composition, angles, proportions, film borders, edge markers, and all geographic structures. REFERENCE_1 is used only as a reference guide for surface colors viewed from above. The layout and topographical details of the old photographs are maintained, but the natural colors of four main surface types are inferred: rivers as a soft blue-green, vegetation and farmland as varying shades of dark green, bare soil/sand and built-up areas as tan, and roads/buildings/industrial roofs as low-saturation gray to light brown. The goal is to maintain a realistic, archival aerial photographic quality, rather than a modern satellite image style, ensuring moderate color saturation, subtle contrast, and color consistency throughout the image.
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