The Object Processing function brings to the object image a specific view formed by the user using processing settings.
The processing procedure can be divided into several stages:
| • | Automatic object detection and framing. |
| • | Setting up image composition (aspect proportions, object positioning, rounded corners etc.). |
| • | Parameters of photo volume, quality and size after processing. |
| • | Image correction (setting up contrast, brightness, gamma etc.). |
| • | Setting up carrying out of the processing procedure if no object has been detected on the photo. |
| • | Saving processing results. |
The image processing may be performed in an automatic mode, meaning completely without the user's participation, and in a half-automatic mode, meaning that the user may correct the settings during processing.
Thanks to the possibility of accurately setting the parameters of photo and quickly getting the result, Object Processing is convenient to be used for shooting images of large volume, for example, for shooting goods of Internet shops or advertising catalogues.
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The search of an object on the image is based on the difference between the object and the background. For a successful search, please avoid to make photos with a dapple, a background with figures, a background of other objects etc.
If there are several objects on the image, the application will consider them as one object. For example, two earrings will be identified as one object.
The processing of object images is practically fully identical with the processing of ID images. The difference is in the technology of searching: the application is searching for an object, not a face. All the options of inPhoto Capture PS described in the other chapters are equally available both for processing ID images and object images. Hereafter in this chapter, we will provide you with an example of processing object images.
The contents of the chapter are as follows:
Example of Object Image Processing