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00.03 Applying Facial Blur Effect in CyberLink PowerDirector
o We introduce the tutorial on applying the facial blur effect in CyberLink PowerDirector, explaining its use for blurring faces for various reasons.
o Jim demonstrates the process by selecting a challenging clip with multiple people talking, highlighting the effects area and video effects options.
o He explains the limitations of the tool, such as the inability to switch between different blur types once applied, and the need to remove and reapply the effect if unsatisfied.
o Jim applies the Gaussian Blur effect, previewing the result to show how the tool detects and blurs faces, noting the challenges when faces are turned away from the camera.
02:16 Challenges with Facial Detection and Blur Strength
o Jim discusses the importance of the subject facing the camera directly for the blur effect to work properly, as turning away can cause the effect to fail.
o He demonstrates how the tool detects and blurs faces, using specific examples to show the detection process and the impact of turning the head.
o Jim adjusts the strength of the Gaussian Blur effect, showing its impact on the visibility of the blurred faces and the challenges with hands and other objects being detected as faces.
o He moves to an easier example with a couple, demonstrating the Tiles Blur effect and its limitations, including the tool’s tendency to blur hands and other objects mistakenly.
03:07 Using Different Blur Types and Adjustments
o Jim continues with the Tiles Blur effect, showing how the tool detects and blurs faces, and the challenges with profiles and other objects being detected.
o He adjusts the settings to exclude hands and other objects from the blur effect, demonstrating the impact on the final result.
o Jim introduces the Circles Blur effect, applying it to the couple and adjusting the settings to focus on blurring one face while excluding the other.
o He demonstrates the Brushes Blur effect, showing its ease of application and the ability to adjust the strength of the blur, making the subject hard to identify.
08:14 Summary of Facial Blur Techniques and Limitations
o Jim summarizes the different ways to apply the facial blur effect, including the Gaussian Blur, Tiles Blur, Circles Blur, and Brushes Blur.
o He highlights the limitations of the tool, such as the need to reapply the effect if unsatisfied, the challenges with detecting faces when they are turned away, and the tendency to blur hands and other objects mistakenly.
o Jim emphasizes the importance of the subject facing the camera directly for the blur effect to work properly.
o He concludes the tutorial by showing how to adjust the strength of the blur effect and the importance of analyzing the clip before applying the effect.
Author: PowerDirector Workshop
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