I need a few cloth converted to poser I want to convert them so I can put them on poser char. I have no idea how to do this & i really don't feel like trying. If you can do this good in a timely fashion I will pay. please e-mail with rate or question.

reggaemax@lycos.com

What format are they in now? How many files? What exactly is a timely fashion? :)

timely fashion a week or two

its about 12 women tops & they are all in jpg

post sample jpg here.

you'll have to provide very high resolution photos of those, back and front, flattened out in a t-shape (arms orthogonal to torso). otherwise it will be very difficult for them to duplicate these.

I have front & back but not arms to the side. I am thinking of buying images that look like cloth & edit then in pshop. do u think this would be easer?

It's not easy creating clothes, but you can buy existing clothing items here or elsewhere, then use your textures on them. there may be a problem with copyrights associated with pieces of cloth or items of clothing, but I have never understood how it works. however, it's apparent that the standard technique for doing realistic clothing items is to scan the original item in large pieces, then patch the scans together in photoshop. whether this is legal or not, I can't say (not a lawyer).

You can't really 'convert' images of clothing to Poser-able clothing. They need to be modelled. And if you're wanting commissioned items it's unlikely you're going to get anyone to make each item for less than $1000. Commissioned pieces cost more because there is no other return on them.

Quote - I have front & back but not arms to the side. I am thinking of buying images that look like cloth & edit then in pshop. do u think this would be easer?

Can you give more details into what your overall goal is? Like, what your end result needs to be, what this is for, etc.... Someone may be able to come up with an alternative...

The goal is to make the cloth fit it on poser model. After it fit I will use it for online fashion store. the thing is the cloth will have to fit each model & also look  as close to the orginal garment as possible

those are three items of clothing which will be difficult to match. a standard jacket can serve as the base, but the addition of the bunched or wrinkled area will require considerable skill. the dashiki will be the easiest one to find, although the loosely-draped sleeves are unusual for poser models. the main difficulty with the parka is the fur-fringed collar. my suggestion is to search the store here (marketplace link at top of page). it may be monolingual (english) but I hope that they have the search function fixed now to the point where it's easy for you to find similar items of clothing.

Quote - The goal is to make the cloth fit it on poser model. After it fit I will use it for online fashion store. the thing is the cloth will have to fit each model & also look  as close to the orginal garment as possible

OK, but is there a reason, you would want it on a poser model, rather than just taking pictures of the clothing, either by itself or with an actual model?

I think it would be a lot less expensive that way.

Quote - > Quote - The goal is to make the cloth fit it on poser model. After it fit I will use it for online fashion store. the thing is the cloth will have to fit each model & also look  as close to the orginal garment as possible

OK, but is there a reason, you would want it on a poser model, rather than just taking pictures of the clothing, either by itself or with an actual model?

I think it would be a lot less expensive that way.

I agree. 

The alternative would be to have someone who can sew create the clothing outfits and then have someone model them (a friend or relative) and then take pictures to post next to the garment image.

I sew and have tailored items on request, and the most expenive item would be the winter parka because of the materials involved, plus it's more complicated than the other garments that you show.  A good seamstress would be able to run up those tops in about 30 minutes each. The jacket would take some hours.