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Photo to 3D for Daz3d Figures

Phantom StudiosPhantom Studios Posts: 203
in Daz Studio Discussion

If discussed before... apologies. 
I've seen many figures that look like celebreties. I would love to try and clone a real face to a figure?

Photogammtery is probably the best way to go. Has anyone dived into this area of 3D Modeling? Any open source

software that can accomplish this? I would love this to be a feature in DAZ Studio in the future? I have been researching this.

ZBrush is great but takes a long time and skill. Thoughts? 

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  • felisfelis Posts: 4,272

    If you want to be able to use a character in Daz Studio it has to have rigging and corrective morphs. Therefore you would usually do it as a morph of a base character, i.e. where you keep all verteces and just move them around (a morph). 

    So have you considered this https://www.daz3d.com/face-transfer-2

     

  • Phantom StudiosPhantom Studios Posts: 203

    I have looked into Face Transfer... keep getting a message pick from image picker? 

  • lilweeplilweep Posts: 2,474

    Phantom Studios said:

    If discussed before... apologies. 
    I've seen many figures that look like celebreties. I would love to try and clone a real face to a figure?

    Photogammtery is probably the best way to go. Has anyone dived into this area of 3D Modeling? Any open source

    software that can accomplish this? I would love this to be a feature in DAZ Studio in the future? I have been researching this.

    ZBrush is great but takes a long time and skill. Thoughts?  

    Photogrammetry has many free applications.  Not sure if they are open source though... not sure why thats relevant. I guess if you have a camera and a computer, you can use Meshroom.

    Zbrush is not the only sculpting tool. There are other sculpting tools like Blender.  It takes time to become proficient and time to make a likeness.

    To use Photogrammetry you would need to have access to the face you want to scan and the resulting mesh will usually be low-ish poly unless you have a good scanning set up.  With sculpting tools, you can sculpt anyone you want to at whatever level of detail you want.

     

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