I like Faceshop

I approach  it like a BASE  tool for changing the mesh  though - I dont expect it to be a  "one visit does all"  tool.
I have had great  results starting with Faceshop and then tweaking  aspects to  fine tune them in other aps that  I already  have...... like Poser and W3D.

Faceshop is good.

Its  not that expensive   so  why  moan  about it  if it's not your cup of tea.

to the O.P:

Your texture  looks black?  or  just  kinda  color washed out and dark-

plain  dead  black i cannot answer to,

but if you mean its  really dark-  i suggest  starting with a photo that  was taken  in indirect sunlight as opposed to  flash lit. You  want  a base photo that appears brightly, but naturally lit.

To Laszlo ( if you check in again)

I think  that  there is still  a little instability in  a general  sense....  with  backing up  on  steps  if  you  decide you  are not putting your points  in  good spot.

Maybe this is causing some frustration for people.

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