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Face tracking for portrait mode rotated webcam

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Hello,

I am trying to create a face tracking lens for Snap Camera that is supposed to work with a webcam that is physically rotated in portrait mode. 

The problem is that when I physically rotate the webcam in portrait mode, all the tracking (face, shoulders, upper body, etc.) stops working. In order for the software to recognize my face again, I need to rotate my face 90 degrees so it is realigned with the new webcam orientation.

Is there a way around this problem?  (to make the tracking work when the webcam is physically rotated/oriented in portrait mode?)

Thanks,

Lucian

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    SirQu3ntin
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    Would be nice if someone has an answer. Iam also curious how to do it 🤔

     

    Cheers,

    SirQu3ntin

     

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