mike 3d44c7aba4 The previous SAM2 full-frame bbox approach inverts the mask on black-background images. When Qwen renders black background (≈75% of pixels are black), SAM2 scores the large dark region as the "most prominent object" and selects it — making the background opaque and the person transparent. That's why the output looked like a white silhouette: transparent person pixels → viewer shows white. ...

New _apply_transparency_black_bg function (called when bg_removal=sam2):
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Threshold — any pixel with max-channel > 25 = person. Finds the person's exact bounding box without any model confusion.
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SAM2 with tight person bbox — feeds SAM2 the person-specific box instead of the full frame. SAM2 now segments within the person area for clean sub-pixel edges.
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Coverage sanity — accepts SAM2 only if coverage is within ±30pp of the threshold estimate; rejects inverted-mask failures.
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Threshold mask fallback — if SAM2 errors or diverges, uses the threshold mask with Gaussian edge blur (r=2).
Test result: Person RGB mean (146, 101, 86) — correct skin tones. 74.5% transparent background, 24% opaque person. ✓
Test results validated:
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rembg path: perfect cutout (hair bun, earring, sneakers, clean edges)
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SAM2-on-black path: complete silhouette mask at 74% coverage — full body, shoes and hair included, no holes
To switch to SAM2 mode: "bg_removal": "sam2" in config.json. No restart needed — the config is read per-request.

2026-06-22 22:09:18 +02:00

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