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Wait what, Deepfake is better? To me, not at all, deepfake seems blurry. It looks like, well, a deepfake, there is something distinct about deepfakes which just
by pen2l 5y ago
Wait what, Deepfake is better? To me, not at all, deepfake seems blurry. It looks like, well, a deepfake, there is something distinct about deepfakes which just stands out, I think it's the soft blur around individual parts. It's taking the easy route by blurring and darkening a lot of things, look at the eyelids for example in modeled example, there is incredible detail there.
Deepfake definitely has a place in this space, in that it can do things with 1/100th the effort in a scalable way, but it has a lot more to catch up on with traditional modeling than what some folks appear to be thinking. rendering with goodies likes SSS, AO, etc. gives magical results which are hard to achieve any other way. And as soon as you get a little bit complicated in what you're trying to create, at least the currently existing neural network models fall apart are are just not applicable. Take this video for example, which was very manually modeled: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BC2dRkm8ATU https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BC2dRkm8ATU Deepfake is a long, long way to taking a stab at things like this.
- castlecrasher2 5y ago>Wait what, Deepfake is better? To me, not at all, deepfake seems blurry. It looks like, well, a deepfake, there is something distinct about deepfakes which just stands out, I think it's the soft blur around individual parts. It's taking the easy route by blurring and darkening a lot of things, look at the eyelids for example in modeled example, there is incredible detail there. I agree with your complaints about DeepFake but imo it did a far better job de-aging DeNiro. To me, the release version had a lot of "old man" cues that the DeepFake one didn't, such as the jowls and heavy wrinkles.
- jjeaff 5y agoOn mobile, I don't see the blur on the deep fake. It looks really good. I suspect it would be more obvious on a large screen.