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CorridorKey 2.0

CorridorKey 2.0

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Comments (59)

  • lambfoo
    It is actually free for people other than organizations with more than US $20 million in annual revenue.Source: https://github.com/nikopueringer/CorridorKey2.0
  • teach
    I also really enjoyed the "making of" video: https://youtu.be/svrdRAoIlxM?si=cG1gSRyWdGg8RnEMNiko goes into some more detail about the licensing choices they've made and why towards the end of the video as well.[Edit: note that the above video is "content" so if you're not used to the style it might be offputting but I'm into it]It's been so cool to watch this develop
  • ShakataGaNai
    A beta price of $50 or full price of $100 is really a steal. If you do ANY sort of video production work, this is an amazing tool. The more casual of a green screen person you are, the more impressive this is.This is like Magnet Mask for Final Cut, but probably better. I haven't compared/contrasted the two yet, but I have faith that Corridor has knocked this one out of the park from the demos I have seen.(Yes, you can download it for free. You're paying for the pre-packaged convenience. I 100% paid them to support the work they are doing).
  • wongarsu
    Obviously this prioritizes quality over speed, but how far are we from real time? Hooking something of this quality up to a live webcam would be a dream
  • jarjoura
    Just to be clear, this isn't generative AI in the same way something like Nano Banana or Seedance is. You don't prompt anything into existence. However, this is using all of the latest SOTA techniques that the slop generative models also depend on.I think it is an amazing example of how labs should take all of their fundamental research and turn into products entirely designed, limited and scoped only to empower artists instead of obsessed with trying to bypass them.
  • paaloeye
    I always thought CorridorKey was free and open-source
  • snitty
    On the first image the arrows toggle between green screen and rotoscoped. On the second set of images, the arrows toggle between the images.
  • keyle
    Very nice, do they plan on doing a lighter version for OBS and real time compositing?
  • xfeeefeee
    I'd love to use this but sadly my local GPU is just crap. I know everyone hates hosted offerings but I'd be a happy customer; I mostly use topaz's hosted stuff too for this reason
  • cubefox
    I suppose for version 3.0 they will abandon the whole green screen thing completely and the model will just recognize by itself (possibly with a user supplied hint mask) what the background is that needs to be removed and what the foreground is that should be kept, without any need for green screen or blue screen footage.
  • imaginationra
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  • mathfailure
    The hell is this?
  • lrvick
    I hope they open source it before someone else decompiles it and does it for them. Just charge for binaries that most will pay for anyway. Then things like Linux support could be handled by the community.