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[FaceMovie](http://www.lengrand.fr) is a simple project that aims at helping you create videos of yourself over time, using photos as input.
I see a growing interest for this kind of projects, where people take one picture of themselves a day for several months (years ?) and compile it into a video.
I started this project for a friend currently [travelling around the world](http://www.lengrand.fr). He wanted to create a video of its face changes along the trip.
I started this project for a friend currently [travelling around the world](http://http://ungrandtour.blogspot.com/). He wanted to create a video of its face changes along the trip.
The main idea is simple. The software takes a batch of images as input. The images are assumed to be named by date (so that an alphabetical order is also the chronological order).
The output is a video containing each image, where the face is centered and always placed in the same position. This way, people can actually see the face change over time.
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## Libraries
The language I used to create this piece of software is Python, simply because I love it :P (and because it allows easy testing while developing IP applications).
This piece of code is developed in [Python](http://www.python.org/), simply because I love it :P (and because it allows easy testing while developing IP applications).
I used Python 2.7 for development.
The only library needed to run the code for now is Opencv (and by extension Numpy). See the documentation for more information.
The only library needed to run the code for now is [Opencv](http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/) (and by extension [Numpy](http://numpy.scipy.org/)). See [the documentation](http://opencv.willowgarage.com/wiki/InstallGuide) for more information.
This project is developed on a windows platform, but there should be no compatibility problems with UNIX.
This project is developed on a Windows (7) platform, but there should be no compatibility problems with UNIX.
## License
Not defined yet. Let's say thaat the code is public and that you can use it and modify it as you want.
What I simply would love is a short message (like "Thank you !" or "You rock !" :p) if you find the project useful.
## Contact
I would enjoy having feedback if you like this idea, or even used it (even though you should change the source code to run it for now :) ).