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Master Lawdog

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#1489585
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Deepfake Ideas - Index and Discussion
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I’m not an expert or professional when it comes to producing deepfakes. However, I have been trying to deepfake Samuel L. Jackson onto the background fill-in in one of the last scenes of The Phantom Menace, where someone else was playing Mace Windu. Unfortunately, DeepFaceLab only recognized the background fill-in’s face for the second shot, not the first. I don’t know anything about making VFX, but I think it would be much better if someone just digitally mapped Jackson’s face onto the guy, as it would be far easier.

And yes, I am aware, there still needs to be more training than what is shown here, but I am just showing to let everyone know the final result may not look good.

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#1489463
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Star Wars Episode I: Cloak Of Deception (Released)
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So here’s an update on the stand in for Mace Windu. DeepFaceLab recognized his face in the second shot where Palpatine is talking to Queen Amidala, but it did not in the shot where he walks out of the ship. It can’t exactly read the eyes properly either. It might be better if someone more talented than me with VFX just digitally maps an image of Jackson’s face onto the background extra like what was done for Kylo Ren in The Force Awakens: Restructured.

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#1489381
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Star Wars Episode III: Labyrinth Of Evil (Released)
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Hey, Hal. I’m about to attempt to deepfake some minor things in the Prequels. These include the poor CG double of Darth Maul when falling into the pit, the background fill in for Samuel L. Jackson at the end of Episode I, and the poor CG faces of Palpatine on the stuntman’s body in Episode III. Let me know if you’d like to see these and add them into your edits.

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#1489257
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Superman Returns: Kryptonian Edition (Released) (DEEPFAKE VFX NEEDED)
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So I’ve attempted at making my own deepfake of the closeup shots where Bryan Singer, questionably, uses a CG double of Brandon Routh as Superman. If anyone would like to use these shots for their own edit, here they are. Mind that the final result is not the greatest.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1xCcVdez3CSxqEFVXVqt9L2xaEGOlVpzX/view?usp=sharing

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#1488917
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Deepfake Ideas - Index and Discussion
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ImperialFighter said:

Yeah, that missing forehead spot really took me out of it… 😃

It’s way more than just that. He looks much younger, his hair color is different, even his beard his a little different. I will say that if anyone plans on using deepfakes on this flashback to make Ewan and Hayden look closer to how they appeared in Episode II, I strongly recommend to not limit themselves to using footage from just the movie. Also use footage from the deleted scenes, behind the scenes material, outtakes, interviews, trailers, etc.

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#1487177
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Deepfake Ideas - Index and Discussion
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Has anyone here thought of fixing the poor CGI Darth Maul when falling into the pit of the shots where Ian McDiarmid’s face was put on a stuntman during his fight with Mace Windu?

By the way, if anyone here is planning on using the movies for the data for a face replacement, I think using deleted scenes, behind the scenes material and interviews should also be used for data to give more to work with.