alt Hacker NewsYou’d have to track it, render it, and comp it in. It’s not ridiculously difficult, but there’s no way that’s going to happen automatically.
You’d have to track it, render it, and comp it in. It’s not ridiculously difficult, but there’s no way that’s going to happen automatically.
>there’s no way that’s going to happen automatically
They train their model in a pretty straightforward way, it can also be used to capture the distortion as well, just use a non-monochrome (possibly moving) background optimized for this. It's a matter of effort and attention to detail during training (uneven green screen lighting, reflections, etc), not fundamental impossibility