Am I imagining it or is there (or was there) a program called faceoff that you could use with poser and scanned images to make morphs? I thought it would be fun to use my grandaughters faces to make some fun fantasy characters for them but so far I can't find it. My google search results in everything but that.

thanks,

mystmaiden

Face Shop is the program you're looking for.

 

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Yes Face Shop

http://www.abalonellc.com/faceshop-pro.html

Unless there have been great improvement with the program itself, opinions have been mixed about it's end results.

I personally didn't like it, but I had it a couple years ago when I first started trying to learn 3D modeling. I don't have a need for it now. On the other hand, it was just the demo version, so it was pretty limited. Maybe I'd give it another go one day...

If I had a nickle for ever time a woman told me to get lost, I could buy Manhattan.

The last version I purchase was the EZ version and I did that reluctantly as the results from the earlier versions were very limited.

The newer version was an improvement and it may give acceptable results in the right hands but probably only after a great deal of time and effort.  As with any program like this it does need some quality photographs to work with preferabley with both a full front and side view.  I used some from 3d.sk that I felt were high quality and I did have some limited success but that was over a period of about a week and only after numerous attempts, but then that could be down to my lack of skills.  If a demo version is still available I would recommend trying that before you pay out any hard cash.

 

 

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Thanks everyone - it sounds like its past my skill level but it might be worth trying to find a demo version to play with. Seems like when I'm Not trying to model a face to look like someone real - it does. But when I do try I don't get anywhere close.

Is Quagmire a similiar program?

No, a Quagmire is what you will be immersed in when you deal with this piece of software.  The results are not worth the time and effort and expenditure. 

 

Quagmire is a neighbor of Peter Griffin.

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The title of this thread had me worried!

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