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> Square pegs don’t fit in round holes, but what if you have power tools? Plastic fumes :( > But it doesn’t have to be this way! In this post, we present a te
by nebabyte 10y ago
> Square pegs don’t fit in round holes, but what if you have power tools?
Plastic fumes :(
> But it doesn’t have to be this way! In this post, we present a technique that we use for intelligent cropping: a fully automatic method that preserves the image’s content
This seems like overengineering. Why not just build a UI to quickly crop a set of images exactly as desired, with a scalable box given the required aspect ratio?
Since it's likely you'll want to verify these kinds of images before posting them anyways, and might go back and fix some later, it seems like you're not really cutting down on anything other than maybe a few seconds per image to move that initial bounding box.
Though it's cool nonetheless.
- derefr 10y agoFor advertising, sure; each ad campaign has its own dedicated staff to do some busywork. My own use-case for this, though, involves ~500k images (think company logos appearing in profiles like LinkedIn, fit to various layouts.) I certainly couldn't do that (or even verify that) by hand.