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    • SkulptureS
      Skulpture Izzy Guru
      last edited by

      Yes the flicker is quite annoying; but I guess since you are wanting to take a picture this shouldn't effect things too much.

      I am working on this though. By Ssing @DusX glrious technique (with a bit of tinkering) I think it can be done quite effectively. But I need a bit more time.

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      • monsieurmeusM
        monsieurmeus
        last edited by

        Hi Skulpture,

        thanks for your reply. In fact, I don't need just a picture, I need to have this as a live stream overalyed on a video file… 

        Samuel, working on Macbook i7 10.10.3

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        • SkulptureS
          Skulpture Izzy Guru
          last edited by

          Apologies my mistake. So the jutter/jitter is quite important then! 🙂

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          • DusXD
            DusX Tech Staff
            last edited by

            I was able to get a rather smooth video with my last patch uploaded.
            By dropping the buffer element and triggering direct from the live input the flicker was removed.
            The only artifact is that the mask is recreated on every other frame so I added the motion blur to help smooth this out. I was pretty happy with the outcome, however; I don't know exacly what you are planning.
            You could alternately use the mask stream to inject an alpha channel to the live video allowing some other compositing.
            Frame-rate is really going to depend on your live streams source resolution. I can get 30fps at 640x480, but my machine is current and fast. The blur effects are going to be a factor here as well, so I think I had 2 gaussian blur actors, you can do with out, or use just one. I was playing with removing some background details since in my living room here I have a large window behind that was causing some problems. If you can light yourself and keep the background dark you should have a much better time of it.

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            • SkulptureS
              Skulpture Izzy Guru
              last edited by

              I was using motion blur and effects mixer using submin mode instead of the selector but it was still jumpy. (will post patch soon)

              I also had issues with submin as in certain spots it spoiled the effects; so really, like you say DusX, the key is background and light control.

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              • monsieurmeusM
                monsieurmeus
                last edited by

                Hi Skulpture, did you had a brilliant idea about that project of removing the background without jumpy image? I tried without finding a solution. I thought it would be easier, photo booth did that so simply, it's using the same parameters we can have in izzy, but how ?

                thanks

                Samuel, working on Macbook i7 10.10.3

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                • SkulptureS
                  Skulpture Izzy Guru
                  last edited by

                  I will try and finish it today. I was nearly there but still a little jumpy.

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                  • SkulptureS
                    Skulpture Izzy Guru
                    last edited by

                    This is the closet I can get.... its not perfect by any means!

                    My background at work is awful; full of multicoloured posters so that doesn't help me.

                    d696af-photo-booth.izz

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                    • DusXD
                      DusX Tech Staff
                      last edited by

                      I think the idea is sound.. just trying to process the selection is the hard part since you don't get a clean outline from the difference actor.
                      Some sort of 'vectorize' effect like photoshops cutout might help.. I may play around some more....I have MANY freeframe FX.
                      Maybe a burn and dilate combo.. ?

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                      • SkulptureS
                        Skulpture Izzy Guru
                        last edited by

                        Yea I was trying to give it a vector(ish) style using threshold and blur.

                        Burn might do it actually.
                        Basically; the fact remains that the background needs to be a minimal as possible! Or ideally one block of colour that you can key out.

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