Object Oriented Programming (OOP) Jobs
Object Oriented Programming (OOP) is a common style of programming that emphasizes the use of reusable components known as objects. OOP’s objects work together with built-in behaviours to represent processes and models, giving the power and flexibility to scale efficiently and make large projects much easier to develop. Using OOP, an Object Oriented Programmer can help clients in building applications or projects that scale efficiently, regardless of their size.
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I'm looking for a seasoned Python developer with specific experience in video analysis to create a script that can process a full mp4 video and identify the positions of a Color Checker card ( ). The idea is to scan each frame of the video, locate the Color Checker, and log its position. Key Requirements: - The script should be able to read a video in mp4, mkv, mov format. - The library used for reading the video is not fixed. You can choose from libraries like (e.g. OpenCV, PyAV, or MoviePy, but the solution should be compatible with both Windows and Linux (and mac) - take a look here: - The output should detail the (as a class, ColorCheckerCardPosition) ... - file path ... - file name ... - frame number ... - time code ... - rectangle coords (x1, y1, x2, y2) of the Color Checker...