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High.

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OK so you've made it to a first mini project.

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This is using a webcam to create a Live sketch of yourself.

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So let's quickly run this app and see what it does.

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So this is me here talking in my bedroom here.

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This is me weaving around and this is me here with my cell phone being charged at the moments you can

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actually see the corner.

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It's quite cool.

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This is a sketch.

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It works pretty well generally.

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I mean you can play with the problem is in a app to get it better coding or better to do with this.

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So let's see exactly how this is implemented.

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OK.

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So here's a code.

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Well let's get you up.

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It's fairly basic although we do introduce some new concepts here and the first thing we introduce is

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creating a function that will open C-v all image processing function called sketchier.

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If you're unfamiliar with functions imagine a function being basically a group of commands here that

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we call we and we run the sketch commander over here.

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So a sketch actually does a bunch of processes here and returns an image for us.

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So it actually combines multiple layers of image processing and this Rutins a final output.

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So it's pretty cool.

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The second thing I want to introduce you to is actually using the webcam now using a webcam and you

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can see these is actually quite simple.

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What we do here we actually run this initialising video capture function here and it basically creates

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an object called a cap cap here can be read now which is a cap that read here and what it does it pulls

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an image from the webcam.

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However if you run it out of a loop it just pulls the image at a time and nothing else.

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So what you want to do is have cap dot reader running in a loop and this loop runs continuously pulling

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images from the webcam.

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It should be pulling a film right off your webcam which is usually Tuti freedoms a second sometimes

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it's more than VMS's it's less.

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But generally it's either between 24 and 60 and kept it read it was written Regt read is basically just

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a boolean that defines true or false.

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What it does was run successfully.

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However the real meat of this captain read function is frame Freemans the actual image captured from

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the webcam and Freemans what we pass to a sketch function here and lastly just two lines of code here

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basically tells us that it would be loop only breaks when we pressed Enter key so CB2 that we had previously

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was a zero before took any key in I'm just introducing No we can actually define we'll wait for special

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commands.

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So in this case when you press the Enter key a routine key it breaks this loop.

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One important thing to remember when using a webcam is that we need to do captive release Ottaway is

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again what happens in open Sivy is that it hangs and actually locks up your terminal and you have to

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go to Kunaal restart Suranne it again.

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OK.

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So let's take a look at a function here we'd find a sketch.

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This is actually doing to both have to work and where we keep all the image processing open CV stuff

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here.

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And it's actually a very simple function.

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So let's take a look here.

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So what it does we tear the frame from a webcam here.

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It's a sketch we didn't convert it into grayscale image and then we apply a glossy and blue to that

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image here.

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The gospel is basically to just smooth and clean up any noise in the image because webcams aren't very

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high quality in most cases.

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So they do produce a lot of noise.

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So once that image is blurred we passed that to a county as your member canny edge direction algorithm

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and is it a Tressel's we set here.

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These truffles.

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Please feel free to edit and play with them as you as you see fit.

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They can they can give you different results in different lighting conditions.

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These are what I found optimal to my TS and my lighting conditions.

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But you may find something different.

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And once we have county you remember County was a black background with white edges.

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However I was trying to illustrate more like a pencil and people type thing.

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So which is why I use fresh binary invis to invert and Threshold the county edges.

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Now we could have to use some other inverse functions here.

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And you will remember we could have used a bitwise NOT doing it.

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However the reason I use the Trishul function here is that we can actually play with this here.

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This was a Trishul parameter.

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So it gives you some more flexibility here.

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And what this does here this creates a mask and then this function returns mass back to back here.

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So it does actually block of code here actually is a variable itself that's true to and from and from

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the sketch function which is how it's we can show it to him Show function.

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So that's basically our lives sketching up something very simple and so you can actually play with it

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on your own.

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Feel free to actually add more effects as you see fit.

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Thanks.