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For the final project I would like to capture video images with a webcam, namely the face of the user. By use if the libraries for processing the idea is to have face recognition capabilities and distort certain features of the user's image projected on the screen. The distortions would respond to the movement of the image or some other variable like time and/or give the user's control of the distortion by pressing keys or mouse input, the exact function will be  decided upon programming and trial and error testing. The general environment of the interphase and the distortion functionalities will be built by me and capturing and recognition of the video images will be controlled by java libraries. The first thing I will do is read up on video java libraries and do the corresponding tests to make them work towards the interphase I want to develop the next step will be editing the code to include the distortion elements and again with trial and error see what is the best way of controlling the distortion of the captures video image. If things don't go well, plan B would be to use blob detection and work on distortion of that according to user input with the keyboard or mouse.
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For the final project I would like to capture video images with a webcam, namely the face of the user. By use of the libraries for processing, the idea is to have face recognition capabilities and distort certain features of the user's image projected on the screen. The distortions would respond to the movement of the image or some other variable like time and/or give the user's control of the distortion by pressing keys or mouse input, the exact function will be  decided upon programming and trial and error testing. The general environment of the interface and the distortion functionality will be built by me and video capturing and face recognition will be controlled by java libraries. The first thing I will do is study video java libraries and do the corresponding tests to make them work towards the interface I want to develop; the next step will be editing the code to include the distortion elements and again with trial and error see what is the best way of controlling the distortion of the captured video image. If things don't go well, plan B would be to use blob detection and work on distortion of that according to user input with the keyboard or mouse.

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Assignments

Assignment 1

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Assignment 2

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Assignment 3

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Assignment 4

FATAL ERROR! Having trouble making it work here :S SORRY!

Projects

Project 1

[33] Control the saturation of the moons by just passing the cursor over the image

Project 2

Part1

The idea is to have a predetermined background image to draw on top of with other smaller images picked out from an icon pool. For example a bkg image of a face and smaller icons of face details like mustaches, moles, eyelashes, eyebrows, ears, hats, sunglasses, etc. by clicking on those icons the user will be able to draw them on the face once of many times by clicking and dragging the mouse.

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FINAL PROJECT

Part1

For the final project I would like to capture video images with a webcam, namely the face of the user. By use of the libraries for processing, the idea is to have face recognition capabilities and distort certain features of the user's image projected on the screen. The distortions would respond to the movement of the image or some other variable like time and/or give the user's control of the distortion by pressing keys or mouse input, the exact function will be decided upon programming and trial and error testing. The general environment of the interface and the distortion functionality will be built by me and video capturing and face recognition will be controlled by java libraries. The first thing I will do is study video java libraries and do the corresponding tests to make them work towards the interface I want to develop; the next step will be editing the code to include the distortion elements and again with trial and error see what is the best way of controlling the distortion of the captured video image. If things don't go well, plan B would be to use blob detection and work on distortion of that according to user input with the keyboard or mouse.