Quote - OK ... since there hasn't been any more input on the challenge I just thought I'd post my initial results in FaceGen that I did earlier.

Here's the results that I got after about five minutes in FaceGen (half of that being the photo fit calculations, the other half setting the points and adjusting a couple of dials for the shape of the nose).

Now ... these are as they appear in FaceGen. What I normally do after this is bring the morph into Poser and then use Victoria's face morphs to fine-tune the facial features. And I would definitely work on the shape of the nose/nostrils, chin, and mouth with the dials. And maybe the cheekc a tad. Either that, or I'd take it into a morphing program.

But that is largely because I'm really picky. LOL  Even the default morph is quite recognizable as Cate Blanchett (to me, anyway).

My gallery shows a lot of images where I use the word "UnVicky." Now you know what I use to "unVicky Vicky."   If you didn't know this was V4 when looking at the textured versions, would you suspect that it was?

Facegen is terrific, no question. The only thing that really needs a fix is the jaw width and that's usually a native morph in most heads anyway. I'll take a shot at Cate in Face Shop just for the hell of it. I'd say a patient effort takes about 20 minutes rather than 5.