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you don't really need very sophisticated model for this. just use dlib to detect face landmarks and apply some very basic hue/contrast/brightness localized fil
by stickac 6y ago
you don't really need very sophisticated model for this.
just use dlib to detect face landmarks and apply some very basic hue/contrast/brightness localized filter to imitate lipstick, make-up, mascara, etc.
that's what some software can already do out of the box (e.g. zoom) and the results are very good