Deep fakes

odysseusut · 09-08-2019

I had a go at deepfakes just to see if I could swap one of my photomorphs into a scene, but the problem is that you need hundreds (preferably over 500) different photos taken from different angles and different lighting conditions, with not obstructions over the face (like hair, hands, clothing, etc) of each face that you want to swap, in order to train the AI. In order to swap face A in face B, they both need to stay the same throughout the scene. In that respect, I had way better results just using snapchat camera roll swap to put one of my photomorphs onto a scene, but that only works when the subject is forward facing the entire time.

Any sort of transformation would completely fall apart because face A (werewolf) would change throughout the scene making it impossible for the AI to learn what face A should look like, and make a complete mess of swapping face B in. You won't get the changes/transformations of face A carried over onto face B which is replacing it (the face of whoever you want to swap into the scene). The best case scenario is you'll get a normal unchanged human face on top of a werewolf body through the entire scene if it doesn't get completely messed up. You won't even get anything like contacts or teeth. The only thing that carries over from the original scene onto the new face is the facial expression.

09-08-2019	#11
odysseusut Frequent Poster Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 187	Re: Deep fakes I had a go at deepfakes just to see if I could swap one of my photomorphs into a scene, but the problem is that you need hundreds (preferably over 500) different photos taken from different angles and different lighting conditions, with not obstructions over the face (like hair, hands, clothing, etc) of each face that you want to swap, in order to train the AI. In order to swap face A in face B, they both need to stay the same throughout the scene. In that respect, I had way better results just using snapchat camera roll swap to put one of my photomorphs onto a scene, but that only works when the subject is forward facing the entire time. Any sort of transformation would completely fall apart because face A (werewolf) would change throughout the scene making it impossible for the AI to learn what face A should look like, and make a complete mess of swapping face B in. You won't get the changes/transformations of face A carried over onto face B which is replacing it (the face of whoever you want to swap into the scene). The best case scenario is you'll get a normal unchanged human face on top of a werewolf body through the entire scene if it doesn't get completely messed up. You won't even get anything like contacts or teeth. The only thing that carries over from the original scene onto the new face is the facial expression. __________________ My galleries: