I do colorizations on Reddit. How about adapting this to assist manual colorizers? We&#x27;d mask out each color region by hand, so the neural net wouldn&#x27;t have to decide what&#x27;s what. We&#x27;d tell it, &quot;this region is skin, this is a brown overcoat, this is a gold candlestick - please colorize them appropriately.&quot; As it is, colorizers fill in those regions with a very small number of colors, sometimes with gradient maps that blend two or three colors together, but there&#x27;s just not much color variety in even the best works. Grass should be a hundred shades of green, but we&#x27;d use 2 or 3. Skin is the hardest to get right, and requires more individual hues, but that means maybe 5 to 10. It&#x27;s enough to trick the eye, but on close examination looks more painterly than photographic. A neural net palette picker could be Photoshop&#x27;s next big feature. An intelligent skin colored crayon might actually deliver all the shades of skin.