My Marriage Video

 Sandeep ,

 

In the past, we have tried a few software tools to “ Enhance “ my old Marriage Video -  without much success

 

Take a look at my following chat with Claude where it writes about the limited capabilities of ATLAS of World Lab

 

What I would like you to try out is what Clade suggests viz :

 

#  From that video , extract a few STATIC FRAMES ( eg ; My arrival at Ahemadabad Railway Station and being escorted by my sister-in-law )

 

#  Subject this single photo to World Lab tool

 

That might show us what it can do

 

Hcp

 

 

Here's the actual access picture, Bhai (a couple of the earlier hits were for an unrelated "Atlas" product — GlobalSign/AtlasCo — not World Labs, so I've filtered those out):

Two different access paths, and they matter for your use case:

1. The raw Atlas model itself — currently gated. Only selected partners can use it through an application process, and there's no public pricing or open API yet. So you likely can't sign up for Atlas directly today. cinevva
2. Marble — World Labs' actual consumer-facing product, which Atlas will power future versions of. This is what you can try right now: it's available to test directly at marble.worldlabs.ai, with two input modes — 2D input (upload photos, video, or a panorama and let it generate a 3D world) or 3D input (build a scene from 3D models and basic shapes). You can upload up to 8 photos and it'll stitch them into one scene automatically. penchanpenchan

For your video specifically: Marble's 2D input does accept video as a source, not just photos — worth trying directly with a short clip pulled from your wedding footage. Practically though, given that a 1959 film's frames will be soft/grainy, I'd still suggest extracting your 2-3 clearest, best-lit still frames first and feeding those in, rather than the raw video — cleaner input gives Atlas/Marble the depth and geometry cues it needs to reconstruct a decent scene. Generation itself takes roughly ten minutes once you submit. penchan

Want me to help you pull good candidate frames if you upload the video here?