Not Like Us 中场秀 AI 特效

Take @Video1 as the stage and the performance, and change one person in it: the performer centre stage in the blue-and-white varsity jacket holding the microphone becomes the person in @Image1. All four dancers in white and the crowd behind the stage keep their own faces, hair, outfits and places.

Take the replacement from the photo: face shape, eyes, eyebrows, hairline, hair, skin tone, build and the clothes they wear, so the outfit on stage is the outfit in the picture. The stage light and the microphone stay where the clip put them.

Follow this one continuous take move for move: the wide stage with the bounce, the lean into the microphone, the backlight and the pull-back over the lit crowd, back to centre with the free arm out, and the closing pose with the mic up. The replacement keeps the body motion, pose and position of the performer in every beat.

The microphone covers the mouth for stretches of the take, so hold the face through the eyes, eyebrows and hairline, and let nothing of the source performer's face linger beside the photo's.

Do not change the stage, the lighting, the four dancers, the camera move, the pacing or the built-in sound, and add no cuts, text or logos. No face blending.

Take @Video1 as the stage and the performance, and change the people the two photos cover. The performer centre stage in the blue-and-white varsity jacket holding the microphone becomes the person in @Image1. The four dancers in white behind him take the people in @Image2: one person in that photo fills all four places, several people are assigned left to right, and the last one repeats when there are fewer than four. The crowd behind the stage keeps its own faces.

Take each replacement from its own photo: face shape, eyes, eyebrows, hairline, hair, skin tone, build and the clothes they wear, so the outfit on stage is the outfit in the picture. Keep the white stage light and the microphone where the clip put them.

Follow this one continuous take move for move: the wide stage with the bounce, the lean into the microphone, the backlight and the pull-back over the lit crowd, back to centre with the free arm out, and the closing pose with the mic up. Each replacement keeps the body motion, pose and position of the person it replaces, one person per dancer, and every dancer holds her own place when the camera moves.

The microphone covers the lead's mouth for stretches of the take, so hold that face through the eyes, eyebrows and hairline; nothing of the source performer's face may linger beside the photo's. Never carry a face onto the crowd, and never let one dancer's face appear on another dancer.

Do not change the stage, the lighting, the camera move, the pacing or the built-in sound, and add no cuts, text or logos. No face blending.