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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Jan 09 3:46 am)
You'd probably have to use motion capture... check Curious Labs and the bvh files.... The main reason for inserting a CGI character would be to portray something a real actor couldn't do (melt into butter, unscrew his hand and lend it to you, morph into a laurel or daphne), but if everyone is motion-captured, it ought to be easier to synchronize the movements. Carolly
I'd love to see how good Poser figures would look in something like this. Certainly you're not going to get Titanic quality and even there, they only used CG characters as background figures as far as I know. I'm guessing that getting the lighting to look right would be difficult, but I don't know. I'm also guessing that if the Poser figure didn't have to look "human" in comparison to the actors - like the liquid metal figure in Terminator it would be easier. I hope you pursue this and show us the results.
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Here I am meeting Posette and my Sis has a few Pro Pack friends around for Christmas carols. :-)
Just for fun, I know, but you could do the same with a high-quality Vicky or Mike character too!
Dave :-)
Just got firewire on my new ATI 8500DV card and have a camcorder that uses it. What an improvement over the old all in wonder pro! Real streaming video, no more dropped frames, etc. Now to get a good video editing program. Any suggestions? I had Video Wave a while back and seem to have lost the cd's so its not on this puter. Maybe I'll get the new version that's out, its cheap enough.
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Hi there, i have played with poser a few times, but never for anything specific. I'd like to know if poser is any good for creating a 3d character who will be later blended in to act with real actors on a live set.... Any comments on how well this works and any tips on making it better or other ways/programs are more than welcome. Thanks a lot