Image Credits:<\/strong> MyHeritage<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

\u201cSince the launch of our first AI photo feature more than three years ago, MyHeritage has revolutionized the way consumers engage with their family photos,\u201d said Gilad Japhet, founder and CEO of MyHeritage, in a statement about the launch. \u201cPhotos are a significant gateway to the exciting world of family history, and as our suite of photo tools has expanded, we decided to develop Reimagine, a dedicated app for family photos that encourages new audiences to capture their family memories and bring them to life. Memories are best enjoyed when you can share them with your loved ones, and Reimagine makes it easy to re-experience your precious moments together.\u201d<\/p>\n

As the app has only just launched, we haven\u2019t been able to put it through its full paces. But in some brief tests (using a couple of my grandmother\u2019s old photos), we found the app generally held up its claims of being able to enhance and improve photos, in most cases. One issue we did find, however, is that when a light source produced a glare on the printed image, the AI was not able to correct that in one instance.<\/p>\n

The results weren\u2019t quite as crisp as the company\u2019s own example images, in terms of touch-ups and corrections, but they were still fairly impressive considering the blurry mess we scanned in:<\/p>\n