FaceShop Pro Experiment by 2Loose2Trek

Poser • Realism • posted on Jul 29, 2007

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Description

A few months ago I tried FaceShop Pro 3.0 for a few days before giving up in discouragement. I was unable to create morphs from the various .obj files that I attempted to modify. Mostly, the program would just lock up. money was returned from DAZ and all traces of the program were deleted. Yesterday I discovered that the program had been updated. I downloaded the 15 day trial version and must say, that although using the program is still more art than science IMHO, it now works more as advertised. I exported the V4 head .obj to a folder and then imported it into FaceShop Pro successfully. After about a half dozen attempts I finally got a useable morph and texture file. Here's the result. Still not perfect as the lips didn't map perfectly and I really should have cleaned up the texture file a bit before using it. Guess there was just anxiousness to see what could be done. If you're interested here's the url for the reference photo used in FaceShop. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v189/monoceroo/bf7929b3.jpg Thanks for looking and commenting. PS Here are some really cool videos that explain the whole process of exporting a head mesh from Poser into FaceShop Pro ... and how to open the morph and texture in Poser. http://www.abalonellc.com/watchdemovideo.html

Comments (71)

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werun

3:48PM | Thu, 20 September 2007

Wow! Great work!

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prionbrain

4:09AM | Fri, 21 September 2007

This is awesome!!!!

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PhilW

3:53AM | Thu, 27 September 2007

Great face - full of character, and a lovely quality render!

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Faery_Light

8:40PM | Sun, 30 September 2007

looks great to me. You could probably fix the lips in another 3d modling program. That is a beautiful face on her. I'd love to have the program but my pennies will be slated to pay my state government some overpaid taxes...sigh.

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