Colorized Images

[Mord]

 Now, that's a great one! Worth framing.

[jerod]

Now, that's a great one! Worth framing.

Thanks Mord!

[Anthony Caranci]

I copied this off of the Internet.  I forget where or when.

That picture was part of a set for sale on EBay. The seller was Jim Zippo. He also did the colorization. The posters were 24x31. He has his own site now. I purchased the Bride and the one of Karloff in his "slant board." The price was $65.00 a poster. That was in 2008 I think. He used 35 MM museum quality negatives and blew them up and colorized them. At least that's what he said.   

I purchased them for use in my book (that is still dead in the water). I had to take them to the Washington State Archives to get them scanned before I had them mounted and framed. They now reside in my living room.

I also purchased lobby cards from him too. He gave them a restoration treatment. I purchased Son of Frankenstein & The Ghost of Frankenstein 11x14 inch lobby cards. They're awesome! They look like someone stored them away in a time capsule in 1942. They guy does awesome work. So does Jerod.

[Anthony Caranci]

Sorry, I did the quote wrong and added my statement to it.

[jollygorilla]

amazing work I love the color variations in the skin. id love to see you do a portrait colorized "Gogo's like" 

[mjaycox]

I normally hate colorization in films... But these stills look fantastic. I love them. Particularly like the Wolfman from the "House of Dracula" publicity photo. Just beautiful. Really really nice work.

These remind me of hand-tinted lobby card images.

Matt

[jerod]

                   

[jerod]

[Scatter]

Nice job!

[jerod]

Colorized and modified a bit:

[jerod]

[Anton Phibes]

That Morgan is beautiful!

[Mike Scott]

Great job, though he looks a bit less sinister in color.

[jerod]

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