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Making work easier with Disney: with “Transfusive Image Manipulation”, edits to one image can be transferred to many other images.
A pug dog wearing a pink harness, shown with visual effects applied in two target images, illustrating a transformation from one source image to multiple styles.

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Four employees of ETH Zurich & Disney Research have develped the "Transfusive Image Manipulation" method. It allows edits made to an object in one image to be transferred automatically to all other images in a scene. New weighting functions are intended to manage changes in the view point and lighting better and prevent rigid deformation of the object.

Here is Disney’s presentation of "Transfusive Image Manipulation":

You can find further information about ETH Zurich & Disney Research here.