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hey mates welcome back to my YouTube channel and this is the unemployed geek and uh by the thumbnail you may understood that today Iamp;#39;m going to talk about invisible cloak from Harry Potter movie so this is a beautiful example of image processing so basically the concept behind this thing is if I could see through an object whatamp;#39;s the background is then I could say that object is got invisible in lamentum if I say if I can replace the object segment by its background then I could achieve invisibility so for doing that so as you can see in my screen that that small kid got invisible behind that cloak basically it is a blue color cloak and I have use two techniques to make or to achieve this invisibility one is segmentation and another is masking so basically Iamp;#39;m going to use open CV for this to process the image and here we will use HSV transformation because when CV2 reads the image it is in BGR format like RGB only so it reads the image as BGR so now I have to t