การลงสีภาพถ่ายทางอากาศประวัติศาสตร์

Colorize the monochrome historical aerial photograph from the reference photo, preserving the exact original framing, camera angle, scale, film borders, edge markings, and geographic structures. Use [a secondary aerial photo as a color reference] to infer realistic surface tones: [river water in muted blue-green], [vegetation and farmland in varied dark greens], [bare soil, sand, and construction sites in tan-beige], and [roads, buildings, and roofs in subdued gray to light brown]. Maintain an authentic vintage archival film aesthetic rather than modern satellite imagery, with restrained saturation, subtle natural contrast, and consistent exposure across the scene.