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Created this x.crop hero with the Vision Engine 🤍
Vision Engine : samples your media into a live grid of pixel values, the classic computer vision teardown, live. Numbers float over your photo, trace its edges, flag detections, or stand alone as pure data.
Pick a preset and it runs. No code.
👇 What would you rate it ?/10
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OMG 🤯, it turned out super futuristic @Prem Shandilya
Thanks Reshma it means a lot :)
9/10 👍
Appreciate it! 🙌
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