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doc:appunti:linux:video:fix_smartphone_portrait_videos [2018/04/07 15:35] – [The ffmpeg Recipe] niccolodoc:appunti:linux:video:fix_smartphone_portrait_videos [2018/04/07 15:46] – [The Gradient Overlay Mask] niccolo
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 {{choose_crop_area.png?direct&280 |Choose the crop area}} {{choose_crop_area.png?direct&280 |Choose the crop area}}
  
-We wrote a **Python script** to assist in step #1, which calculate all the required numbers just provinding two parameters: the **crop_aspect** and the **offset_y**.+We wrote a **[[#the_python_script|Python script]]** to assist in step #1, which calculate all the required numbers just provinding two parameters: the **crop_aspect** and the **offset_y**.
  
 Adjust the **crop_aspect** from 0.0 (which selects a square) to 1.0 (which selects the full rectangle of the picture). Using a square-shaped crop area we will get the **highest zoom** level into the video, but we will cut-out  a greather part of the frames, above and below the cropped region. Adjust the **crop_aspect** from 0.0 (which selects a square) to 1.0 (which selects the full rectangle of the picture). Using a square-shaped crop area we will get the **highest zoom** level into the video, but we will cut-out  a greather part of the frames, above and below the cropped region.
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 ===== The Gradient Overlay Mask ===== ===== The Gradient Overlay Mask =====
  
-When the cropped image is placed above the background, it is quite annoying to see the **sharp edge** of the image. A better approach is to gradually fade the image at the right and at left edges. This requires to blend the image and the background using a **gradient mask**. We prepared the mask as a PNG image, using **convert** by the ImageMagick suite.+When the cropped image is placed above the background, it is quite annoying to see the **sharp edge** of the image. A better approach is to gradually fade the image at the right and at left edges. This requires to blend the image and the background using a **gradient mask**. We prepared the mask as a **{{gradient_overlay_mask.png?linkonly|PNG image}}**, using **convert** from the ImageMagick suite.
  
 <code> <code>
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 </code> </code>
  
-{{gradient_overlay_mask.png?direct&150|Overlay Mask With Gradient}} +NOTICE: It seems that [[https://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=33804|there is a bug]] in ImageMagick **gradient:bounding-box**, so we had to generate the mask in top-down mode and rotate it 90 degrees afterward.
 ===== The ffmpeg Recipe ===== ===== The ffmpeg Recipe =====
  
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 ===== The Python Script ===== ===== The Python Script =====
  
-The Python script **smartphonevideo_2landscape** will make the calculation to prepare the whole incantation: it will print on the standard output a **shell script** with the proper invokation of **convert** and **ffmpeg**. Use it in this way:+The Python script **{{smartphonevideo_2landscape.txt|smartphonevideo_2landscape}}** will make the calculation to prepare the whole incantation: it will print on the standard output a **shell script** with the proper invokation of **convert** and **ffmpeg**. Use it in this way:
  
 <code> <code>
doc/appunti/linux/video/fix_smartphone_portrait_videos.txt · Last modified: 2018/04/07 15:47 by niccolo