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TIL - remap green pixels to grey/white and you go from summer to a contrived notion of winter. This done easily in Photoshop. - select green pixels, smooth it
by jordache 10y ago
TIL - remap green pixels to grey/white and you go from summer to a contrived notion of winter.
This done easily in Photoshop.
- select green pixels, smooth it a bit, then paint white over it..
- apply a blue cast on it
https://s17.postimg.org/q68dz04sf/test.jpg https://s17.postimg.org/q68dz04sf/test.jpg
- xigency 10y agoOkay, now do the Zebra one.
- jandrese 10y agoI'm still up in the air on how much of this is an amazing breakthrough in cognitive image manipulation and how much is a parlor trick. It is very cool, but the scope seems a little too narrow in their examples.
- jordache 10y agoMe too.. in the example where they showed conversion of Yosemite valley from winter to summer - How did they know to make the grass yellow instead of green? Did they index a lot of pics of yosemite valley sufficiently to assume the valley's grass is more often yellow than green?
- empath75 10y agoIt's a lot cheaper to get an ai to do it than a person.
- jordache 10y agoI'm demonstrating that it doesn't require AI. It's all procedural. A script with https://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php https://www.imagemagick.org/script/index.php . would suffice.
- MattRix 10y agoYes but I think you're missing the point that the neural network didn't need to be reprogrammed to specifically "winterize" the photos like your script did. It's much more general in its applications, and does a decent job no matter the lighting conditions etc.
- jordache 10y agoI have doubts in how agnostic their solution is...