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Simple face swap #29
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Nope,because the sizes of faces are different, this will cause several problems. |
Well, resizing is fine. I was thinking about the morphing and changes in
the shape of the face itself.
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Nope,because the sizes of faces are different, this will cause several
problems.
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There's no easy way to do so with the current code. |
Based on your original reference image, Face Swap may not be right. What you need is a pipeline of different models similar to this:
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Very interesting and easy to use work!
I was wondering, is there any ways not to transform the reference face? I'm simply looking for a replacement of the original face with of course clean edges and colors. But no transformation in the original face.
Is there a way to do it within the code?
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