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Face swap (or any object swap) is literally built into Photoshop https://www.adobe.com/mena_en/creativecloud/photography/discover/face-swap.html https://www.ad
by miohtama 3y ago
Face swap (or any object swap) is literally built into Photoshop
https://www.adobe.com/mena_en/creativecloud/photography/discover/face-swap.html https://www.adobe.com/mena_en/creativecloud/photography/disc...
- scarface_74 3y agoFace swap is completely different from what the tools can do, they can match skin tone, shadows the quality and grain of the pictures and “create” nude images from full body pictures. You can do this for free from your phone on at least one website that I’m not going to keep repeating. I had never heard of this world until seeing posts about it on HN and it was just today that I delved into the bowels of the internet to see how well it worked so I could talk intelligently about it.
- miohtama 3y agoI understand your point. However, I am saying, the barrier was already low and the activity was already happening before. It was not a big deal until people smelled AI has a lot money and let's make it a big deal. Just use the existing laws and social norms to punish badly behaving teenagers, no need to invent new AI laws for that.
- scarface_74 3y agoYou really think the barrier was low to create almost perfectly realistic nudes that matched skin tones when you had to find a nude picture that matched the skin tone, film grain, etc and use photoshop from a computer than it is now when you can just create a free email account, go to a website, upload a picture, select the body part and click “edit”? It was never as easy or happening with the scale or as easy to make it look realistic. Doing that in Photoshop was not something the average middle schooler could do realistically - let alone ok their phone, for free
- dorkwood 3y agoThis is an article about pasting one face over the top of another face and using a layer mask to blend it. The only automated parts are the object selection tool, which helps you select the face for copying and pasting, and the match color feature, which helps you match the tone and brightness of the photo you're attempting to blend on top of. I used to do Photoshop image manipulation for work. Performing a convincing face swap with the tools mentioned in your article was difficult unless the light sources, face angles, and focal lengths of the cameras that took the photos happened to match very closely. You could paint in your own lighting if you were very skilled, but it's the sort of thing that took years of practice to get good at, and it still wasn't very convincing most of the time.
- Dylan16807 3y ago> Performing a convincing face swap with the tools mentioned in your article was difficult unless the light sources, face angles, and focal lengths of the cameras that took the photos happened to match very closely. When you have a million images to pick from, getting a reasonable match is a lot easier.