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Some years ago I tried the (very) poor man's approach ? doing some chroma experiments using a white background (the wall) and some very rudimentary techniques. I mainly used it to send some recorded prank videos to family and friends but the pixelation was too obvious 
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If I remember correctly, I used the phone's front camera, OpenCV, and @DonManfred's PanoramaImageView as the moving background, inverting the scrolling logic from the phone sensors, since it was using the front cam instead of the back one.
Even if there was a lot of room for improvement in the implementation, the approach itself (split each frame into a background and foreground via color segmentation and replace the former with a portion of the PanoramaImageView), was very limited. The good part is that it worked in real time with an Android device.
Yes, I know it's not exactly the same, but had a lot of fun with it ?
.If I remember correctly, I used the phone's front camera, OpenCV, and @DonManfred's PanoramaImageView as the moving background, inverting the scrolling logic from the phone sensors, since it was using the front cam instead of the back one.
Even if there was a lot of room for improvement in the implementation, the approach itself (split each frame into a background and foreground via color segmentation and replace the former with a portion of the PanoramaImageView), was very limited. The good part is that it worked in real time with an Android device.
Yes, I know it's not exactly the same, but had a lot of fun with it ?
Ultimately perhaps it was the sunglasses that made it look less than perfectly real. ;-)
Who is this man?Some years ago I tried the (very) poor man's approach ? doing some chroma experiments using a white background (the wall) and some very rudimentary techniques. I mainly used it to send some recorded prank videos to family and friends but the pixelation was too obvious
If I remember correctly, I used the phone's front camera, OpenCV, and @DonManfred's PanoramaImageView as the moving background, inverting the scrolling logic from the phone sensors, since it was using the front cam instead of the back one.
Even if there was a lot of room for improvement in the implementation, the approach itself (split each frame into a background and foreground via color segmentation and replace the former with a portion of the PanoramaImageView), was very limited. The good part is that it worked in real time with an Android device.
Yes, I know it's not exactly the same, but had a lot of fun with it ?
Probably, like every superhero, he can't be recognized with the glasses (like superman without his glasses and with a different hairstyle)... but he looks like a lot to the avatar
It was made on purpose to give a false clue