Open lunatico67 opened 1 month ago
It won't be the same in this case (if we talk about the skin color of the resulting image), the resulting face will be as much close to the Source face as it's possible, and this is rather logical that if you swap a white skin face to a black one, the resulting face is not white
It won't be the same in this case (if we talk about the skin color of the resulting image), the resulting face will be as much close to the Source face as it's possible, and this is rather logical that if you swap a white skin face to a black one, the resulting face is not white
thanks for the answer, for me it would be more logical that the color of the skin would be like the one you want to replace, that the white does not get the color of the replaced, in this case black. If I wanted to get a black skin I would substitute a black face for a black one, they are different visions.
Feature description
In Source image I have the black face of an African and in Input image the white face of a European. When executing the face swap the face is exchanged but the resulting skin (the white one) is not white, it is mestizo, mulatto. How can I get it to be the same as the white (original) ?