With reference to all of your code, I managed to get the correct result.But now I want the watermark to be rotated 50 degrees counterclockwise. How do I do that? Everything else remains the same?Please let me know. Thank you very much
thanks for the great tutorial, Can you make a tutorial about how to track a moving object and know if this object is in ower left or right using the webcam . this tutorial will be very helpful for my graduation project
Hello Im struggling to understand why the coordinate top_y is center_y - int(h_logo/2) Wouldn't doing center_y MINUS half the logo height make it a bottom coordinate? Please help me out
OK I understand it now, to those who don't... the (0,0) coordinate of img is the very top left corner of itself and the further you go down from the (0,0) coordinate in the y-direction, the value of your new y coordinate will be larger. And so back to my original question, if you want to make the y-coordinate higher for your point, you must make it smaller.
Very nice and beautiful the way you explain.....😍😍😍 Which software you used for screen recording and cam too? I also want to make videos on opencv like you. 😁😁😁
@@yasminalmutairi8698 Sorry, only found the notification now :( Check this page: www.imagemagick.org/Usage/annotating/ Scroll down to section "Overlaying Images". The examples are with GIFs, but it works same way with PNG format. Doing this repetitively for all jpg files in folder for i in $(ls -1 *.jpg); do composite -geometry +31+105 yourLogo.png $i ${i/\.jpg/_withLogo.jpg}; done
Thank u so much to clear my doubt
How to save this images new folder ?
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Is the logo created on photoshop?
Great tutorial!
With reference to all of your code, I managed to get the correct result.But now I want the watermark to be rotated 50 degrees counterclockwise. How do I do that? Everything else remains the same?Please let me know. Thank you very much
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Can you define that logo size would be like 75 % size of the picture?
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Does this keep meta data? I assume yes, but I dont want to assume.
It won't keep metadata unfortunately, it will save a completely new image
thanks for the great tutorial,
Can you make a tutorial about how to track a moving object and know if this object is in ower left or right using the webcam .
this tutorial will be very helpful for my graduation project
Hello Im struggling to understand why the coordinate top_y is center_y - int(h_logo/2)
Wouldn't doing center_y MINUS half the logo height make it a bottom coordinate? Please help me out
OK I understand it now, to those who don't... the (0,0) coordinate of img is the very top left corner of itself and the further you go down from the (0,0) coordinate in the y-direction, the value of your new y coordinate will be larger. And so back to my original question, if you want to make the y-coordinate higher for your point, you must make it smaller.
long time didnt see you , we are waiting for your new video.
Please do a 3d reconstruction video
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Very nice and beautiful the way you explain.....😍😍😍
Which software you used for screen recording and cam too? I also want to make videos on opencv like you. 😁😁😁
I use Xsplit broadcaster or OBS..
In my opinion xsplit has better colors for the webcam but you have to buy a license.
OBS is quite good and it's free
@@pysource-com thank you so much. 😍
Excelente video.
Thank you
Imagemagick and bash can make this in 3 lines ;)
Robert Klauco how?!
@@yasminalmutairi8698 Sorry, only found the notification now :( Check this page: www.imagemagick.org/Usage/annotating/
Scroll down to section "Overlaying Images".
The examples are with GIFs, but it works same way with PNG format.
Doing this repetitively for all jpg files in folder
for i in $(ls -1 *.jpg); do composite -geometry +31+105 yourLogo.png $i ${i/\.jpg/_withLogo.jpg}; done
Robert Klauco thanks