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I've been experimenting with this tool, it works amazing. I'm testing deface to run on jpg images downloaded from a webcam.
I noticed quite a file size increase on these jpg's: Original: 435kb Deface: 610kb - without any faces in the picture
Although it doesn't look like much, I'm planning on using this on quite a scale, which makes the total increased data storage quite large and I would like to avoid that where possible.
Any ideas what might increase the file size, even without faces on them?
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We can also make this configurable through a command line flag similar to the --ffmpeg-config option, which already exists to control video output codec options.
Sorry, I see I forgot to reply.
For now I decided not to go ahead with this package. Although it would be great to make it more easily configurable, as the file size difference is quite big.
I've been experimenting with this tool, it works amazing. I'm testing deface to run on jpg images downloaded from a webcam.
I noticed quite a file size increase on these jpg's:
Original: 435kb
Deface: 610kb - without any faces in the picture
Although it doesn't look like much, I'm planning on using this on quite a scale, which makes the total increased data storage quite large and I would like to avoid that where possible.
Any ideas what might increase the file size, even without faces on them?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: