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How to blackstamp my head in street-level images? (friendica.xyz)
submitted 3 months ago by oliver@friendica.xyz to c/openstreetmap@lemmy.ml
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How to blackstamp my head in street-level images?

I just purchased an Insta360 X4 to create street-level images for Mapillary & Panoramax and took my first pictures with it. As much as I love my hair, I don't really want to see it in street pictures.

In other users' images, I often see a black circle or something similar where a head would normally be. Unfortunately, I couldn't find anything quickly: Which image editing tool that can edit 360-degree images can I use to put a black stamp on my head before uploading the images?

#Insta360 #GoPro #OpenStreetMap #Mapillary #Panoramax #StreetLevelImages #ImageEditing #ImageProcessing #AskFedi
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[–] aradrin@framapiaf.org 3 points 3 months ago

@oliver @openstreetmap @askfedi
Not sure how to do it although I know people who do usually use a script. You might find some information on the (French but English friendly) forum where panoramaxians meet : https://forum.geocommuns.fr/