PaulJBis
30th August 2005, 17:35
Hi all:
From what I've seen in the documentation, it looks like this can't be done, but since it isn't stated explicitely, here it goes:
I'm using DeLogo to remove a square logo from a captured video. The result is okay... except that the borders of the "de-logoed" area look too sharp, i.e.: there's the normal image, and then a blurry square patch where the logo used to be, and the limit between these two areas is too sharp (see the attached file). I'd like for that separation to be smoother, more blurry.
I thought that, since the mask used to tell DeLogo where the logo is must be 100% red (255, 0, 0), perhaps one could mark the surrounding area with a less intense red, pretty much like the way masks work in Photoshop, but according to the docs, only (255, 0, 0) is accepted. Does anyone know some other way to achieve this effect?
From what I've seen in the documentation, it looks like this can't be done, but since it isn't stated explicitely, here it goes:
I'm using DeLogo to remove a square logo from a captured video. The result is okay... except that the borders of the "de-logoed" area look too sharp, i.e.: there's the normal image, and then a blurry square patch where the logo used to be, and the limit between these two areas is too sharp (see the attached file). I'd like for that separation to be smoother, more blurry.
I thought that, since the mask used to tell DeLogo where the logo is must be 100% red (255, 0, 0), perhaps one could mark the surrounding area with a less intense red, pretty much like the way masks work in Photoshop, but according to the docs, only (255, 0, 0) is accepted. Does anyone know some other way to achieve this effect?