DeOldify | Titanic Departure 1912 - AI Colorized 1080p

See the Titanic in 1912 before it's departure and sinking in color. The original footage has been upscaled and colorized using AI/artificial intelligence, although it is not perfect, we get a better glimpse of what it looked like on that day.

Software used:
Topaz Video Enhance AI
DeOldify

[vascocourtney]

This film is of the Olympic in June 1911 when Smith was in command. White Star Line uniform regulations were extremely strict so he is wearing the regulation summer uniform, a white cotton single-breasted jacket and matching white trousers. His standard blue cap had a white removable cover and the jacket blue tie-on shoulder boards.
During the winter months and for Titanic's maiden voyage, uniform regulations required each officer to wear full dress. This consisted of a coat in blue cloth, double-breasted, with two rows of White Star Line bright gilt buttons and in the case of Captain Smith four rows of ½ inch crimped gold lace, waved denoting his rank.

[osprey]

Simple research would have shown you that this is the RMS Olympic leaving Southampton and not the RMS Titanic.

[re-newal]

It's so crazy to think how this now sleeps deep down on the ocean floor.

[martingamer]

0:15 this is the Captain in the Olympic in 6th June 1911
He died in 15th April 1912 in the R.M.S Titanic

(Saying that all of this is the R.M.S Olympic

[fernandogoberna]

This is not the Titanic, but the Olympic :-(

[kfyi]

This is actually Olympic if you look at the footage of the ship departing you can the the whole promenade deck is opened

[danijelujcic]

Fix the title. This isn't Titanic.

[paulwright]

I’m watching this thinking wow, this was filmed on the same day my fathers mother was born! 😳

[macdaniel]

3:46 What is going on here? Censoring of the ship names?

[elrjames]

See toward the end, what appears to be the Hythe Ferry scuttling along under the Ship's bow before forward momentum.

[mmmmmmm]

This desperately needs frame interpolation.

[Mrosh]

All The Captains experience told him to go slow in iceberg country. The ships rudders were too small to make hard turns. Why was he speeding.

[emperor_msk]

This is Olympic. Notice differences in B Deck and A Deck.

[dutchthespitfire]

Its Olympic beacuse it has the open A- deck

[cinnamondafox]

This is cool....

but thats the RMS Olympic aka "Ol' Reliable"

[kevinpyne]

Who had the cell phone to record this awesome footage?

[todd]

Watch the Captain walk back and forth! Super!

[lifeisacoustics]

Can someone explain to mey why the small ships have something flapping on ther behind or is fire being thrown?

[danewilliam]

Is there a film that was the last known taken of Titanic?

[Jack-Hands]

Ah yes. The famous Olympic footage with the crossed out names.

A Classic.