Welcome to the OpenCV Master Repository – a comprehensive collection of Python projects showcasing the power of OpenCV, NumPy, Matplotlib, and AI integrations. This repository serves as a hub for all your OpenCV experiments, tutorials, and real-world applications.
This repository is designed to house a wide array of OpenCV-based projects, from simple image processing techniques to AI-powered applications. Whether you're exploring foundational concepts or implementing cutting-edge techniques, this repository will grow as you add new projects and experiments.
The projects in this repository use the following tools and libraries:
- OpenCV: For all image and video processing needs.
- NumPy: For numerical operations and matrix manipulations.
- Matplotlib: For visualizing images, masks, and other data.
- Python: The core language for all implementations.
- Description: Replace blue screen regions in images with custom backgrounds (e.g., space themes).
- Features:
- Isolate blue-colored regions using HSV color thresholding.
- Create and save binary masks for foreground and background separation.
- Replace blue screen regions with any custom background.
- Technologies Used: OpenCV, NumPy, Matplotlib.
- Description: Isolate and visualize specific colors in an image using HSV-based thresholding.
- Features:
- Detect a range of colors (e.g., blue, green, red).
- Generate masks for color-based segmentation.
- Visualize results using Matplotlib.
- Technologies Used: OpenCV, NumPy, Matplotlib.
- Description: Separate foreground and background regions in an image using binary masks.
- Features:
- Create masks for segmentation.
- Save isolated foreground and background images.
- Visualize all steps using Matplotlib.
- Technologies Used: OpenCV, NumPy, Matplotlib.
Thank you for considering contributing to the OpenCV Master Repository! To ensure smooth collaboration, please follow these guidelines:
- Fork this repository to your own GitHub account.
- Clone the forked repository to your local machine:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/OpenCV.git cd OpenCV
Ensure you have the following installed:
- Python 3.7+ (Download Python)
- Required libraries:
pip install opencv-python matplotlib numpy