Unser letzter Gewinner des #ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues Wettbewerbs

Wir haben kürzlich einen mehrwöchigen Wettbewerb zum Teilen kolorierter Fotos veranstaltet, bei dem ein glücklicher Teilnehmer jede Woche ein kostenloses MyHeritage Komplett-Abonnement gewinnen konnte.

MyHeritage In Color™, unsere automatische Funktion zum Kolorieren von Fotos, erfreut sich großer Beliebtheit: Seit der Veröffentlichung wurden über 10 Millionen Fotos koloriert.

Die Resonanz auf unseren #ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues-Wettbewerb ist überwältigend. Wir möchten uns bei allen bedanken, die am Wettbewerb teilgenommen und zum Erfolg beigetragen haben!

Wir haben es geliebt, etwas über Ihre Vorfahren zu lernen und einen Einblick in ihr Leben zu bekommen. Zum Beispiel die Großtante von Natalie, eine wegweisende Bergsteigerin. Ihr Foto in Farbe ist wunderschön!

My 3rd gt aunt Meta Brevoort who became a mountaineer aged 40, was first female climber to wear trousers & was 1st to the top of several Alpine peaks #ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues @MyHeritage pic.twitter.com/X3X0aOYaOp

— Natalie P (@tamoralady) April 21, 2020

Wir haben auch das generationenübergreifende Foto von 1942, das Mandy gepostet hat, bestaunt:

Thanks to @MyHeritage
for the chance to try photo colorization! Check out this comparison of a photo from May 1942–3 generations! #ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues #Genealogy pic.twitter.com/epWqtrg599

— Mandy Davis (@MLDavisreads) April 21, 2020

Die Gewinnerin ist aber Cynthia Verspaget aus Australien.

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I recently colourised these old photos via my heritage and I realised why I’m so moved by this. This is my very handsome grandfather, who passed away in my dads youth. I never got to meet him and by all accounts he was a wonderful kind man. Adding colour to a photo I looked at for many years, has made me feel just that much closer to him. Colour has an amazing effect on us! #colorbeatscorinavirusblues thanks MyHeritage for bringing true distance, just that little bit closer.

A post shared by Cynthia Verspaget (@cynthiaverspaget) on Apr 17, 2020 at 9:55pm PDT

Cynthia ist sehr bewegt vom kolorierten Foto ihres Großvaters gewesen und sagte, dass sie sich ihm ein bisschen näher fühlte, nachdem sie die Wirkung der Farbe gesehen hatte. Das Gefühl von Cynthia ist etwas, das wir oft über MyHeritage In Color™ hören, und es ist einer der lohnendsten Aspekte der Foto-Kolorierung.

Glückwunsch, Cynthia!

Hier sind einige der anderen unglaublichen Einträge der letzten Woche:

Been having fun playing with @MyHeritage's In Color technology…one of my faviourites; a rare photo of dad and my grandfather #ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues pic.twitter.com/U5yWeHTYev

— Deb Farrell (@OldDogNewClicks) April 21, 2020

My mom and her family in Storytown, Lake George NY. Amazed at her hair and all the greenery! @MyHeritage #ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues pic.twitter.com/cM0BNxjn6o

— Nick Glennon (@Nickysweeps) April 21, 2020

Loving changing my B&W photos to colour with #ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues @MyHeritage pic.twitter.com/Lwbm6kQmrO

— Pat Millward Malone (@Patmillward) April 18, 2020

#Poppy fields of #dreams #TuesdayMotivation #nature #Floral_Distancing #ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues #ArtistOnTwitter #AsianBoss pic.twitter.com/HzJTeYRJDU

— John Wusah (@JohnWusah) April 22, 2020

Tried photo colorization on MyHeritage.#ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues@myheritage pic.twitter.com/vu8AqOxBuD

— Janice Greeley (@avjan727) April 17, 2020

I was stunned how well this coloured. My mother would have loved this. She is 2nd from left with her parents and sister. I wrote about this photo last year on my blog. https://t.co/MK0cDOGEsa #ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues @MyHeritage pic.twitter.com/NV1XJhuClR

— Jane Taubman (@jtaubman) April 19, 2020

Wow! Seeing my old grandfather’s pictures in color is so touching, thank you @MyHeritage ! #ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues pic.twitter.com/hWOuGkTMr4

— ANNESO💡🇨🇦 (@annesolafo) April 22, 2020

PRECIOUS!! This one took my breath away. I love seeing this photo in color! Try it too and be amazed. #MyHeritage #InColor #ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues https://t.co/S4ICoTVOqd

— Laura Mattingly (@nebraskalaurama) April 22, 2020

#ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues @MyHeritage#Hungary 🇭🇺
Treasures hiding deep in the cellar. (Relatives of my boyfriend)
Thank you @MyHeritage ! pic.twitter.com/WA7kWePedi

— яєηч♡ (@toldireni) April 20, 2020

So I’ve got a load of “old” photographs of unknown people but thought I’d bring a few to life with @MyHeritage . I have a collection of photos of the gentleman on the far left but only a few dates. This one is 1928/1929. Is it fascinating? #ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues pic.twitter.com/IyvXhIqCwo

— Clare Reader (@ClareReader94) April 19, 2020

True love!#ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues @MyHeritage pic.twitter.com/ALnm63dGug

— Kate Gubina (@KateBellz) April 18, 2020

Grandfather, grandmother AND father 🙂

Tnx @MyHeritage for amazing COLORIZED photos!#ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues pic.twitter.com/B1dWyR3DfF

— Miodrag Miljković (@MiodragMiljkov5) April 18, 2020

My oldest photo from the 1910s. The little girl on the right side is my great-grandmother… and how she lives in my memories: with her hair always covered. She died when I was 8. I wish she would be here to ask her about our family. @MyHeritage #ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues pic.twitter.com/RhV9JbOFpP

— adrimez (@adrimez) April 18, 2020

@MyHeritage #ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues My Grandfather Alfred Deppe's softball Team circa 1940. He is first in the bottom row. pic.twitter.com/LB7Snxekiy

— Patty (@trishasaysthis) April 19, 2020

Colourize your old black & white photos for free! Go to https://t.co/mYonsTnpYx (until April 22nd)#ColorBeatsCoronavirusBlues @MyHeritage pic.twitter.com/mCnm64nXu7

— Tiger Fruit (@TigerFruitTweet) April 16, 2020

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Чб теперь в цвете. #магия #magic #моясемья #colorbeatscorinavirusblues @myheritage_official #myheritage #photography #photo #history #familie #colors #family #farben #follow #like #likes #mood #cozy

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#throwbacktuesday 💛My Mum & Dad in the 70's💛So in love💛@myheritage_official #lovebirds #colorbeatscorinavirusblues

A post shared by Jodie Stamp Talbot (@stamptalbot) on Apr 20, 2020 at 9:39pm PDT

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Day 28: my great grandparents, Wallace and Ruth Green Hines with my great uncle Arnold Hines, c 1944. @myheritage_official #colorbeatscorinavirusblues #genealogy #familyhistory

A post shared by SN Howes (@samnhowes) on Apr 20, 2020 at 5:43pm PDT

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Mom with grandma! #colorbeatscorinavirusblues #colorbeatscoronavirusblues

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#mondaymemory 💛💛 With my baby sister Kerrie. Thanks to @myheritage_official I was able to bring colour to this precious pic.💛💛 #sisters #circa1968#colorbeatscorinavirusblues

A post shared by Jodie Stamp Talbot (@stamptalbot) on Apr 19, 2020 at 8:49pm PDT

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Day 25: 3 generation photo of my 2nd great grandmother, Anastasie Nadeau, great grandfather, Rosaire Couture, and great-aunt Marie-Marthe Couture, c. 1940, probably in Saint-Méthode or Robertsonville, Québec. @myheritage_official #colorbeatscorinavirusblues #genealogy #familyhistory

A post shared by SN Howes (@samnhowes) on Apr 17, 2020 at 5:57pm PDT

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Day 22: Great aunt Fernande Filteau with her uncle Wilfred “Bill” Labbe, c. 1926. Wilfred was born #otd in 1913. @myheritage_official #colorbeatscorinavirusblues #genealogy #familyhistory

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Der Wettbewerb ist beendet, aber es gibt keinen Grund, die Kolorierung von Schwarzweiß-Familienfotos zu beenden.

Besonders in diesen schwierigen Zeiten kann es inspirierend sein, die Gesichter von Verwandten und Vorfahren vergangener Jahre in Farbe zu sehen, und Ihnen helfen, sich mit ihnen verbunden zu fühlen… und es ist eine großartige und unterhaltsame Art, die Zeit zu Hause zu verbringen.