This is a mocap based face poser application for XSI. It looks so real that it scares you.
http://www.softimage.com/products/face_robot/video_gallery/default.aspx
Created 18 years ago2006-03-31 13:34:46 UTC by Xyos212
I didn't think you could buy the Love of Christ...It's called "tithing" :D.
Well, the technology is nothing new. Its a process called Universal Capture if I recall correctly. The CGI guys working on the Matrix created it.Exactly what I was about to say, it has been used many times in a lot of films, its nothing new. And to be honest if you cant tell the difference between CGI and Actual footage (which, granted, is getting more and more difficult these days) there is somthing wrong with you.
And to be honest if you cant tell the difference between CGI and Actual footage (which, granted, is getting more and more difficult these days) there is somthing wrong with youWhy? Only someone who has ever done 3d modelling and knows what to look for can really tell that something is unreal, that or because the scene would be impossible to do in real life. Theres a lot of times in the movies where they have actually done a scene on green screen and I thought it was entirely CGI rendered so you have to give them some credit.
where there is little movement involved like in the final part of spiderman 2 where dococ falls away into the water, I was completely unaware the ENTIRE scene was CGI, I honestly thought it was a greenscreen character with cgi elements.And then when you look at Spiderman when he's swinging around the streets, it looks quite terrible.
As I said unless its proffessionally done, like in Gladiator. That Guy who plays the slave owner who 'buys' maximus died half way through the film, so the last few parts with him in it were done with CGI. Its so well done you cant notice that its not real.I seriously did not notice that, that's quite amazing if it manages to fool you like that.
Do they have anything close to that for free download?Erm, considering there's a fair bit of hardware involved, I'd think not.