Hands on Computer Vision with OpenCV & Python (Udemy.com)

the session is good but in the cropping picture example you copied the final code for cropping where u corrected the comparison by replacing = to == but u never showed changing the roi = clone.... to roi= copied_image... please if any correction in code remember to highlight this will really help .. rest all is going good

Generally speaking, this course is suitable for beginners, also a good start to process images with OpenCv&Python. Most of the essential and relevant details is well illustrated like specific meanings of each variables. Thus we can not only learn how to use these functions but also learn how to do future research. However,advanced learners may find this a little bit easy. Also,there are also places for improvement.Like in some courses the image and code may be missing, but it's easy to find a substitute image and the code is clearly structed inthe video as well and typing it by ourselves is also beneficial for standing. I really appreciate that Mr Biswas is always quick to response and often provide much more detailed relevant resouces for us to better understand the subject.

This is a good introductory course to OpenCV. Audio in some lessons could have been improved, too much ambient noise (car horns, bird owner?). Some of the code typos and errors could have been cleaned up in another take of the same section, but overall was pretty good. The nature of this course will not be a deep dive (it is a few hours on a topic as deep as computer vision). Overall pretty good.

I’m a professional electrical and software engineer trying to learn OpenCv for a start up business, and this program has been a great deal for the money so far! Well taught, quick and effective.

Too much back and forth while coding, and it's annoying while watching sorry to say that. You need to prepare well to give us a seamless course experience. But overall course topic is good enough to get a brief understanding of openCV.

Instructor is great! He is experienced and yet explains the basics very well! Sometimes, he is funny without even realizing it. The course does a great job of explaining the basic tools of OpenCV. He explains just enough detail to give a good understanding without too much pain. There needs to be a follow-up course for more advanced OpenCV algorithms, if there isn't one already.

good course so far, i'm very beginner level so this is great. not five stars because there wasn't much info in the beginning to get the basics of the command prompt. I"d also like to see more comment entry into the code as we go. so as i practice those comments will be right in my face. I like this instructors energy and motivation. it is very easy to follow along and as a beginner i didn't feel overwhelmed. great course. i'll be looking for more

This is not just a course but a personal hand-holding. The instructor is awesome and makes sure to break difficult topics into small understandable sections and does a superb job of presenting the tough to understand concepts in a lucid manner. He was always quick to respond in the forums in case i had doubts and often his answers are more descriptive than my questions !! :D :D By far the best computer vision course I have taken. I wish he taught us computer vision in college. I learnt a lot in this course. Thanks !!!

Quality of the course seems to go down in the middle. There is not a single project you can do with having to do external research or watching the video of how he describes to program the problem. Very good for basics of OpenCV but not good if you do not know anything about python.

This is great! but expecting more videos on realtime applications of OpenCV, like text recognition from images,face detection/boxing,using machine learning with openCV for real problems etc.