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Sophisticated node for high-quality mask creation with advanced foreground-background separation techniques and detail enhancement methods.
LayerMask: BiRefNetUltra is a sophisticated node designed to facilitate the creation of high-quality masks for image processing tasks. This node leverages advanced techniques to accurately separate the foreground from the background, making it an invaluable tool for AI artists who need precise and clean masks for their creative projects. The node supports various detail enhancement methods, such as GuidedFilter, PyMatting, and VITMatte, to refine the mask edges and ensure smooth transitions. By using LayerMask: BiRefNetUltra, you can achieve professional-grade results with minimal effort, allowing you to focus more on your artistic vision rather than the technical intricacies of mask generation.
The image
parameter represents the input image(s) that you want to process. This parameter accepts a tensor format image, which is then converted and processed to generate the mask. The quality and resolution of the input image can significantly impact the final mask's accuracy and detail.
The detail_method
parameter specifies the technique used to enhance the mask's edges. Options include 'GuidedFilter', 'PyMatting', and 'VITMatte'. Each method has its unique approach to refining the mask, with 'GuidedFilter' providing smooth transitions, 'PyMatting' offering precise edge details, and 'VITMatte' generating high-quality trimaps for complex backgrounds. The choice of method can affect the processing time and the final mask quality.
The detail_erode
parameter controls the amount of erosion applied to the mask's edges. Erosion helps in reducing the mask's size by removing pixels from the edges, which can be useful for eliminating small artifacts. The value is typically an integer, with higher values resulting in more erosion.
The detail_dilate
parameter determines the amount of dilation applied to the mask's edges. Dilation adds pixels to the edges, which can help in filling small gaps and ensuring the mask covers the desired area. Like erosion, this parameter is usually an integer, with higher values leading to more dilation.
The process_detail
parameter is a boolean flag that indicates whether to apply detail enhancement methods to the mask. When set to True
, the node will use the specified detail_method
to refine the mask edges. If set to False
, the mask will be generated without additional edge processing.
The black_point
parameter sets the threshold for the darkest areas in the mask. Adjusting this value can help in defining the mask's contrast and ensuring that the background is correctly identified. The value is typically a float, with lower values making more areas black.
The white_point
parameter sets the threshold for the brightest areas in the mask. This value helps in defining the mask's contrast and ensuring that the foreground is correctly identified. The value is usually a float, with higher values making more areas white.
The ret_images
parameter provides the processed images with the applied masks. These images are in tensor format and include the original image with the mask applied as an alpha channel, resulting in an RGBA image. This output is useful for further image processing or direct use in creative projects.
The ret_masks
parameter outputs the generated masks in tensor format. These masks represent the separated foreground and background, which can be used for various purposes such as compositing, background replacement, or further refinement.
detail_method
options to find the one that best suits your specific image and desired outcome.detail_erode
and detail_dilate
parameters to fine-tune the mask edges, especially when dealing with complex backgrounds or intricate details.black_point
and white_point
parameters to control the mask's contrast and ensure accurate separation of the foreground and background.detail_method
is not one of the supported options.detail_method
parameter is set to either 'GuidedFilter', 'PyMatting', or 'VITMatte'.detail_method
or adjusting the detail_erode
and detail_dilate
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