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Hmmm. The examples are underwhelming compared to commercial examples of these types of filters. iOS 12 added filters which are only available in Messages or th
by s1mon 8y ago
Hmmm. The examples are underwhelming compared to commercial examples of these types of filters.
iOS 12 added filters which are only available in Messages or the Clips app (not the camera app) that produce amazing results in realtime. Try the "ink" version. https://www.cultofmac.com/583400/how-to-use-ios-12-comic-book-photo-filter/ https://www.cultofmac.com/583400/how-to-use-ios-12-comic-boo...
For even more extreme versions, there are tons of filters, plugins etc for Photoshop and other paint programs. Here's one from 2013: http://www.tipsquirrel.com/the-graphic-novel-filter-photoshop-elements-diamond-in-the-rough/ http://www.tipsquirrel.com/the-graphic-novel-filter-photosho...
Maybe I'm missing something, but why is it that academics manage to publish stuff like this that is so far from the state of the art in the commercial world?
- jnbiche 8y ago> Maybe I'm missing something This may be the case. The filters you cited are not countour filters. Having the option of pixel matching entire regions by color makes any image look better, regardless of how many or how few contours you match.
- SiempreViernes 8y agoTheir code make actual outlines, it doesn’t merely detect edges and applies a transform to those pixels. Basically they can make inks automaticelly, if poorly.
- csmeder 8y agoFYI it seems like this filter relies on Apples’s latest depth detection hardware not just an image. I have a pre X phone and that option doesn’t come up for me.