The photo art filter craze ignited by Prisma is extending to short video industry. Suddenly, a plethora of companies scrambled to launch their video style transfer tools. Facebook demoed its stylized filter feature this October, while Russian internet giant Mail.ru launched Aristo. Not to be left out, Prisma started to support real-time style transfer for livestreaming videos this week.
Philm, a video editing app that enables users to convert video clips into animated art works, is one of China’s answers to this trend. Philm, a combo from “photo” and “film”, adopts a neural network approach. Enabled by deep learning technologies, algorithms acquire the artistic style of a painting in terms of color and brush stroke techniques, and apply them in the creation of a new video.
What’s differentiates Philm from similar apps is its processing speed, according to Jiang Wenyi, CEO and co-founder of the company.
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