We enhance static pictures by introducing subtle motions to passive elements, responses to natural forces like the wind. We follow the approach of the paper "Animating Pictures with Stochastic Motion Textures" by Chuang et al.
GLFW https://www.glfw.org/
OpenCV https://opencv.org/releases/
Run the following commands on the linux terminal:
cd Animating-Pictures
make
./main -f background2.png -b boat2.png -t tree2.png -c cloud2.png -w water2.png Then click the show button on the GUI to see the image animated.
cd Animating-Pictures
make
./main -f <image/path>Then follow the steps given below.
The GUI contains:
- Cloud, Boat, Tree and Water buttons - allows users to mark the area of the respective object in a pop up window.
- Boat Point & Tree Point - allow the user to select a point on the object along which the transformations occur.
- Wind Slider - allows user to control the wind speed which affects the objects in different ways.
- Show button - to show the animated outcome after segmentation.
Click the respective object buttons to get a pop up window to select objects you want to segment.
In the new window
- mark/draw over the areas of the unsegmented object you clicked the button of.
- click the r key to reset the new window.
- click esc key to close the new window .
- click the s key to segment the object and inpaint the background.
Click show to see the animated objects.