COLORIZE and restore images in Photoshop

Learn how to use Photoshop's Neural Filters to restore and colorize old black-and-white images. This tutorial also shows how to automatically save your edits as a Smart Filter to allow you to make changes to your edits down the road.
📖 CHAPTERS:
00:00 Introduction
00:13 Image #1: Check the image's color mode
00:50 Image #1: Apply the Photo Restoration filter
02:16 Image #1: Apply the Colorize filter
03:23 Image #1: Save the edits as a Smart Filter
04:32 Image #2: Check the image's color mode
04:44 Image #2: Apply the Colorize filter
07:14 Image #2: Save the edits as a Smart Filter
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[@bandywaggawagga]

Thanks Nicloe -- Brilliant and very helpful!!

[@scotimages]

Many thanks. Very well explained and at your usual sensible pace. I just bought a film scanner so your timing was perfect for me.😀

[@mdturnerinoz]

You are my hero! I struggled with a photo of my late paternal grandparents and uncle. My grandfather's pants were not consistently colored up and down one of the pant legs, so your video helped me fix that! THANKS!

[@StevenSharp]

Excellent tutorial, thank you!

[@nicolesy]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@MrRaceluver]

Thank you

[@davidvanderheyden2670]

Nice tutorial but for some reason neural filters do not work on my version of 2023. Whenever I click on them I get a orange circle with exclamation point in it in the upper left hand corner of the workspace. What I am doing wrong?

[@nicolesy]

Are you connected to the Internet? They require network access for them to be downloaded but then can be used locally after that, and a few of them (Smart Portrait and Depth Blur) require some network access to work properly.