I think this is the best looking coding video I've ever seen. Coding videos tend to be very dry, but the way you highlight the commands in that little popup window and direct the attention to what you're doing really makes the video feel good to watch. Kudos!

I'll definitely be binge watching this series. Super clear, concise, and interesting. Perfect for beginners

It's official, tim can read every subscriber's mind. I was searching for this tutorial a few days back and here it is. Love you tim!

YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH GOOO TTIMMMM, PLEASE CONTINUE THIS ENTIRE SERIES

@raymondmichael4987

3 жыл бұрын

I hope he'll not ditch this along the way

@pythonenthusiast9292

3 жыл бұрын

i feel the same

@vbgamingstudios5701

3 жыл бұрын

Yes pls tim

@aaravgp1332

3 жыл бұрын

@@raymondmichael4987 has that ever happened?

@raymondmichael4987

3 жыл бұрын

@@aaravgp1332, yes

Thank you Tim for starting this new OpenCV computer vision series. Looking forward to some unique and amazing projects related to it. Keep Going.

OpenCV is even easier to understand than I anticipated! Can't wait to see this series through - Thanks Tim!

@premagarwal_iitkgp

2 жыл бұрын

OpenCV is not easy....it's the art of teaching that you find anything easy or hard.

@courageouscuber9278

2 жыл бұрын

@@premagarwal_iitkgp I was going to say the same thing! Sometimes I think I'm dumb because I can't understand something in math, but then I watch a calculus video on khan academy or something, and I instantly understand. This guy teaches it very well which makes it a whole lot more fun and I understand much better.

Your tutorials are perfect for that initial exposure. Love your stuff Tim

I’m so hyped for this series LETS GOOOOOO

This channel couldn't get any bigger. Thank you Tim for the regular uploads.

Hi Tim, I've been following you for some time now and I think this is one of the best tutorial series you could create. I'm also University student and I wanna build my own project with text recognition so I would love to see some tutorials on TEXT RECOGNITION, bye!

Before I looked at OpenCV code without understanding a single thing I was so confused Now that I've understood the basics its started to become MUCH more clear Thanks a lot!

Yes, this is what i am looking for, please continue the episode.

Amazing, thank you so much for this series already! My suggestion for future topics is edge detection plus calculating the distance(s) between edges. For example, distance between center points of 2 edges, distances from one ending / starting point of edge A to ending / starting point of edge B. Cheers!

Finally the video I wanted from you 😀❤️

Its 1AM right now in India and I'm just casually binge watching your videos to take ideas for my next CV project. TWT is the best channel ever for all these machine learning and AI related projects and learning.

Looking forward for this series to grow. Please consider the following topics, would be great help. Image segmentation SLAM using open cv Image analytics

Could not find a good opencv tutorial, thanks Tim! Please continue this series

Please continue the course, your courses are the best❤️

I have been looking for a really good OpenCV series for ages and when i found this by the amazing TWT, i was like this is amazing. I am going to be sharing this in a few coding servers i help in

Yeah!! Awesome series! 😎 I really want full stack computer vision projects with deployment. Thank you!

Just when I wanted to do an OpenCV project, Tim showed up!!!

Thank you Tim! Please continue your lectures- best stuff in youtube

This was actually quite interesting! very great first tutorial for beginners to opencv! Was able to follow along. Going on to Tutorial #2 :) Thank you for making these python videos!

Not gonna lie, I wanted to learn OpenCV, tried to learn on youtube a couple years ago, and decided to wait for time to upload. Already learnt a ton from the Django + react full-stack course :)

Every single video of Tim is priceless! I hope your dreams come true sir!

was waiting for this series from tim for ages

Really nice explainations : short and clear. I'm more a C++ programmer and I'm astonished to see how concise python can be to manipulate arrays.

Waiting for this. Finally please continue this series... Please upload more videos in this series❤️❤️❤️😀😀.. Want to learn this from so many months... Please upload more videos on this.... Go deep in open cv...

Thanks Tim for this awesome video. I realised that the parameter passed in the waitKey function is in milliseconds not seconds and so to display the image for 5seconds, you'd need to write waitKey(5000). Thanks so much once again.

OpenCv and its opportunities are countless and great, cant wait to see, hear and learn about it from you :)

Wonderful series and super psyched. Thanks a lot for starting this. One thing I’d love to see is object detection in a video content, whereby we could detect unknown (and known) objects in a video. If you could do something with that, I’d watch them fur.sure. Thanks and looking forewords to all the new vids.

Good stuff. Looking forward to the rest of the series.

The series i was waiting for.i just wanted to know that in much days you would cover this series to much advanced level

Just yesterday I started with opencv. This will be much better to understand it than the book I am using it hahahah. Thank you Tim big fan of your work.

Surely we would love it to continue..❤️❤️

This is the series I have been wating for long time!

Easy to follow as always - keep up the good work. Would be interesting to learn how to read, edit, and display video with opencv.

please try to continue this tutorial we really need it and i like the way you explain good job i appreciate

Thank you for this series. Fantastic!

Finally. Just the video series that I need.

Amazing tutorial! Precise and concise. Thank you loads man

actually the time we put into the 'waitkey()' has unit of millisecond and your video is super cool !!!

Two months ago I defended my MA thesis. Topic: "Automatic recognition of stickers used in the production process." (Recognizing the number on the sticker) I investigated three different methods: OpenCV - matchTemplate, OpenCV - SIFT descriptors, and finally neural networks (tensorflow, convolutional neural networks). Problems to solve: rotated images, wrong perspective, etc. I would love to see something like this in your performance, as well as methods for recognizing text from photos. Nice tutorial!

Most awaited series. Thank you Tim. ❤️ From India.

Perfect timing, Tim! Keep it up!

I ALREADY USE OPEN CV, BUT THIS tutorial is quite practical for me, kudos TIM

Thanks TWT your channel is like a goldmine for lots and lots of us

I wish tim could get an award. Dang it, am waiting for the 1M sub party!!

I already know Opencv but if tim will do a series for this. Damn I'll learn it again.

wow this is so great. i tried learning opencv by reading some pdfs but it was boring so i searched it on youtube and found you

Hi Tim, thanks for making these tutorial videos, really helpful in my project work. Will it be possible to make some tutorials related to image processing and image recognition? Particularly those on how to distinguish between overlapping images (e.g bright spots detected on camera)?

Thanks tim You are an inspiration to all of us

Let's go Been waiting for this series for ages

Hi Tim. Excellent tutorial. Thanks for creating it.

Keep going i am really excited

I recently started getting really hyped about learning AI thanks to the netflix series "Start-up" where the main character makes a really good visual recognition AI that can describe what it sees and that's why I started doing your tutorial on Flappy bird to learn a bit about neat ai. One thing I would love to see in this series of tutorial would be a project that can categorize somehow what it sees on the webcam, for example showing a train. I think ml5js can do something like that (I didn't learn it yet but I remember seeing something of the kind made by Dan Shiffman

Thanks for a tutorial on OpenCV!! Needed it a lot THANKS!!!!!!

very well explained. Pease make complete series

Super excited for this!!

TIM, REALLY GOOD WORK BROTHER. KEEP ON, I REALLY LIKE OPENCV. YOU MADE THAT, THANK YOU!!!😀

Hey Tim, A big thanks for this series I was waiting for that for so long. I have watched other tutorials but they were so boring so thanks! I think it's gonna help a lot of peoples. Can you introduce a bit of TensorFlow in this series and how to make object detection with open cv? Big thumb up!

Thank you TIM Very clear explanation ❤️

Yes Please make more videos in this series..

Hi there, thanks a lot for your helpful lessons. I will be watching this useful series on opencv.

Im 14 from UAE and u have helped me so much i just want to Thank You

I love your channel, Man. Please do another great playlist

I was just searching about it...and u come up with this... Awesome 😘

its kinda weird how this tutorial took so long to arrive keep it up man 😁

Thank you so much super helpful tutorial

thanks for the tutorial, i wait for the rest

Very interesting! Thank you very much Tim!

Almost everyone on KZread finish an opencv course by doing facial recog using haar cascade.....would be interesting and unique to see you teach something new and something epic.

superb explanation

Waiting for this!

Please make the whole series!

Bro i just started learning this and had no idea where to start! TYSM!!! 😃

@tevzi06

3 жыл бұрын

me too

Amazing man I love your videos keep up the work

Please go with this series

hello from Spain , thanks Tim for the video

I am impressed!

I hope you continue this tutorial. It definitely add a fun and exciting skill to any Python learner even if it's not the major of interest. I have a question: does OpenCV substitute Pillow? Thank you very much.

Please Continue this series

waiting only for you my only reliable python bro...thanks for everything...!

Oh this is what i were was waiting

Yes we need more

Finally, thank you very much!

Please sir continue this series🙏

I dont really know a lot of OpenCV, but I would like you to explain thresholds properly (not just the syntax), also please make a cool OpenCV project at the end. Love your vids Tim.

Wow great timing I needed this

continue this serie !!!!!

You are awesome Tim.

wooow this is super cool TIM keep up

Thanks for the video! 😄

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@bxr4231

3 жыл бұрын

syntax error XD @wariare12 world

@danhabib3441

3 жыл бұрын

in python the true is written True

@henrytheswimmer9453

3 жыл бұрын

stack overflow of positivity

@matthewtodd1743

3 жыл бұрын

Wouldn’t work

@ericcrevling3759

3 жыл бұрын

infinite loop love it haha need the () in the function tho.

Waiting for a long time🎉🎉🎉

Great tutorial Tim

14:25 this video WAS very interesting haha. Thanks! Pretty simple and basic introduction to OpenCV

u have a nice voice, bro...btw nice tutorial... ive recommended your channel to others...respect from India;) u r the best!!

Wow! Just when i needed a tutorial on OpenCV, one just pops up! Great videos!!! Thanks

@ReMaX2013

3 жыл бұрын

me 222222

Thanks for doing opencv series Tim. Actually I have a challenge with opencv that how this package will read mouse clicks or text updates in a video