Ability to control how much light on a selfie? #218
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Hi guys,
Great work on the library and the overall concept — it’s been performing really well so far. I’m running into a few issues, though.
The first one is that while face verification works impressively even in darker conditions (which is great), I need to retrieve a reference image where the user’s face is clearly visible. Currently, low-light selfies are still passing verification, but these images can’t be reliably used later for additional processing — specifically when comparing future uploads against the original selfie.
The second issue is that users can cover their faces with their hands, scarves, or other objects, and those images still pass verification. I’m hoping that a future update will add functionality to prevent this — ensuring that the user’s face is fully visible, unobstructed, and captured in normal lighting conditions.
I do already have backend logic that checks for these cases, but it’s not an ideal solution. It creates a poor user experience and increases costs due to the additional or failed attempts that need to be reprocessed.
Describe the solution you'd like
I’d like a feature that ensures the user’s face is fully visible and unobstructed (no hands, scarves, or other objects) and that the selfie is taken in normal lighting conditions before verification succeeds.
Describe alternatives you've considered
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