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It’s been a long time coming, but OpenCV 3.0 has finally been released! This update is definitely one of the most extensive overhauls to the library in recent years, and boasts increased stability, performance increases, and OpenCL support. But by…
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Wow, last week’s blog post on building a basic motion detection system was awesome. It was a lot of fun to write and the feedback I got from readers like yourself made it well worth the effort to put together.…
Read More of Home surveillance and motion detection with the Raspberry Pi, Python, OpenCV, and Dropbox
Last updated on July 8, 2021. That son of a bitch. I knew he took my last beer. These are words a man should never, ever have to say. But I muttered them to myself in an exasperated sigh of…
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So you’ve just built your first awesome computer vision app. Maybe it can detect faces in images. Or maybe your app can recognize prescription pills in photos. Or maybe your computer vision app can identify the covers of top selling…
Read More of Creating a face detection API with Python and OpenCV (in just 5 minutes)
I’m going to start this post by clueing you in on a piece of personal history that very few people know about me: as a kid in early high school, I used to spend nearly every single Saturday at the…
Read More of Target acquired: Finding targets in drone and quadcopter video streams using Python and OpenCV
I really, really hope that someone finds this resource useful. The amount of time I have wasted over the past few months (passively) trying to get boost and boost-python to install on my OSX machine via Homebrew has been nothing…
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Alright, so at this point you have been exposed to contours pretty heavily on the PyImageSearch blog. We used contours to build a kick-ass mobile document scanner. Contours enabled us detect barcodes in images. And we even leveraged the power…
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Still using the original, plain ole’ implementation of SIFT by David Lowe? Well, according to Arandjelovic and Zisserman in their 2012 paper, Three things everyone should know to improve object retrieval, you’re selling yourself (and your accuracy) short by using…
Read More of Implementing RootSIFT in Python and OpenCV
Today I’ve got a little trick for you, straight out of the PyImageSearch vault. This trick is really awesome — and in many cases, it completely alleviates the need to tune the parameters to your Canny edge detectors. But before…
Read More of Zero-parameter, automatic Canny edge detection with Python and OpenCV
