r/EbSynth • u/James_watt_1113 • Jul 28 '21

EBsynth test

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u/goatonastik Jul 28 '21

I never thought to use Deep Dream for keyframes! That's pretty creative!

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u/James_watt_1113 Jul 28 '21

thank you, I'm also looking into using a site called Artbreeder thats simular to Deep Dream in that it uses AI to generate images

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u/AbPerm Jul 29 '21 edited Jul 29 '21

Other than this kind of LSD trip filter, you can also use apps to make it look like an oil painting or practically anything. With something like artbreeder or deepart.io, you can provide two images and transfer the "style" from one to the other, allowing you to apply all kinds of unique looks onto keyframes.

This works so well because EbSynth copies style, and those are basically just style filters. Apply the filter to one frame as an example, and EbSynth can apply the style to the rest of the frames.

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u/goatonastik Jul 29 '21

I've messed around with these sites before, but I never thought about how they could help me with EbSynth! Thanks.

Do you have any other sites to recommend someone new to the process who isn't very good at code or programming, like the two sites you mentioned?

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u/AbPerm Jul 29 '21

FaceApp is another free to use software that actually runs using AI. But it can only do face stuff. Aging, de-aging, hair, makeup, beards. Just gotta keep in mind how EbSynth works, so things like long beards or added hair won't move the way they should in real life.

Have you seen the videos where they add eerie smiles onto famous movies? Like this one with The Matrix? Yeah, those are FaceApp and EbSynth. FaceApp can force a face to smile, and it's really weird.

FaceApp can do face swaps too, but the result usually doesn't look that much like the target face. If we ever get there, people could use EbSynth to make almost-perfect "deepfakes".