Face detection and blurring with Python and OpenCV | Computer vision tutorial

[@Terminator07-x8u]

The playlist is amazing man i don't know why you got only 7k subscribers. This content is helping me a lot in learning about computer vision and building a good resume to apply for jobs as i am in my third year of engineering . Can't Thank you enough!

[@ComputerVisionEngineer]

😃 Thank you so much for your support, Mohit! I am happy you find the videos helpful! 💪🙌

[@Terminator07-x8u]

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[@WelcomeToMyLife888]

Awesome content! Thanks for sharing all the knowledge.

[@ComputerVisionEngineer]

My pleasure! Thank you for watching! 🤗💪

[@jubakala]

Thanks for the great video and series. The most difficult thing was to find something yellow from my home! :D

[@ComputerVisionEngineer]

Lol, you can also edit the bgr value in the code so it detects other colors. Glad you enjoyed the video and the list! 😃🙌

[@bao20s]

i cannot import mediapipe, I already installed pyforest

[@ridgedube7387]

Hey i'm trying to implement this by blurring faces visible on my windows desktop view because i want to stream photoshop tutorials but i want to use people pictures without pissing them off. is it possible?

[@chispun2]

How is it done to apply this for a video?

[@ComputerVisionEngineer]

Hey! In this tutorial I show you how to anonymize faces to an individual image, a video or a webcam. The video face anonymization starts in minute 24:06! 😀🙌

[@chispun2]

@@ComputerVisionEngineer mil gracias, no había llegado hasta ese minuto!

[@chispun2]

Cv2 lo hace estúpidamente fácil, no? Estoy alucinando

[@ComputerVisionEngineer]

Sí, OpenCV lo vuelve todo muuuy fácil! 😃💪

[@_SaloniAvhad]

can you implement it using yoloV8 ?

[@ComputerVisionEngineer]

We could, although mediapipe face detector is very robust, I would recommend you to use mediapipe 💪

[@ThangVUHONG-u6d]

It is possible to put the last part (which is chose between 3 option) in 1 function of 2 argument (args.mode, args.filePath) ? if it could be, what is the return arguments?

[@ComputerVisionEngineer]

Hey, not sure if I understand your question, what last part do you mean? Can you point me the line number?

[@ThangVUHONG-u6d]

@@ComputerVisionEngineer from line 43 to 91, to put all that in 1 function

[@ComputerVisionEngineer]

@@ThangVUHONG-u6d I guess you could put all that part into a function. An empty return would be ok in that case.

[@uzersayed3530]

Output video is of 1 sec only and I'm getting some errors in console Assertion failed

[@ComputerVisionEngineer]

Does it work well with individual images?

[@manifestingourdreams312]

​@@ComputerVisionEngineer same error and yeah its working good with individual images but with video it's giving only 4 sec video while the original video was of 12 sec

[@ComputerVisionEngineer]

@@manifestingourdreams312 it is probably due to the output video frame rate, it is currently hardcoded in 25, try setting the same one as the input video.