A while ago I posted about Samsung’s object eraser on photos, and it actually works pretty well for images.
But this time I tried something much harder —
removing a large moving object that takes up
nearly 45% of the frame 🙀
in a 1080x1920 video. 🙀
The object (a guy holding a dog) was moving the whole time, and the background is quite detailed.
After removal, only the woman is left dancing, and the background looks surprisingly clean.🥳🥳
I honestly didn’t expect it to turn out this well. I’d say this is currently one of the best results you can get for video object removal, especially with big moving subjects in high resolution.
@cinamarina Good morning, Marina! I’m Jerry, founder of ObjectRemover, an AI tool for removing unwanted objects from videos. Always happy to connect with fellow builders. What are you working on at Lumah?
@poistudioltd I’m Jerry, founder of ObjectRemover. I’ve noticed that too, especially for short demos and visual content. Text still matters, but video seems to get much more reach on X lately.
We had a login bug that prevented people from buying.
A user still paid right after we fixed it.
This raises a question: There are so many competing products, why would anyone choose a product that even has login issues?
I knew from the beginning that creating an AI tool for video object removal wouldn't be easy.
The difficulty lies in the fact that the processing effect varies depending on the environment of the specified object in the video.
For example, when removing the person from a video, whether the person is moving, whether their background is also moving, the contrast between the person and the background, and whether the camera is shaky will all affect the final processing result.
It's impossible to satisfy all users, making it much more difficult than removing objects from images.
Fortunately, we have an excellent team and customers who are willing to tolerate and help us iterate the product, which is invaluable and an honor for me!
@TheSpacerr Failure isn’t the mother of success, and success doesn't have many mothers. The only true mother of success is the experience you gain after failing.
@sridharfyi I created an AI tool that can remove unwanted objects from videos through natural language dialogue, something that previously required professionals operating specialized software.
Photoshop is very professional-friendly, but it can be a bit complex for the average user. To address this, I created an AI tool that allows you to easily control an agent using natural language to remove unwanted objects. It works not only for videos but is also particularly effective for images. https://t.co/0assT0KiLZ
@TTrimoreau I see many projects on ProductHunt receiving lots of comments, but when I publish my own projects, I find that nobody looks at them; it's basically just me entertained. That's my experience.
@KanikaBK I created a small tool focused on deleting video objects using natural language processing; it's easy for anyone to use. https://t.co/qT8RxtWSQn