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Hi everyone!
Just wondering those claims that number 11 knows how to make morphs out of smiling faces. Facegen has problems with even minor showing of teeth. As I have tried with hundreds of pics with smiling faces, Headshop 11 would really make my day.
Any experiences yet? Does it still make only textures or does it actually now capture the resemblance of the face?
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Why not just send a photo (with smile) to the vendor? Maybe they're willing to give a free demonstration. They might not, but asking is surely better than waiting for a reply here. (If anybody here had Headshop 11, it would probably be shared soon anyway and asking this question here would be nearly pointless as you could simply try it yourself.)
I've tried it and I'm still not impressed. I have/had all the other 'Headshops' too, none of them do what they claim they will and you still won't end up with a replica of who you wanted to create, in fact most of the time I'd be amazed if you even get anything that looks close to who you wanted to create.
I also have and still use it a lot, 'FaceGen' and although it's much more basic and you still have to manually fiddle around with your figure to get it where you want it, I find it gives a far better base to start from and in some instances I've even been very pleased with the likeness it has given me to start with. FaceGen pretty much needs a very good, clear picture to work from if you hope to get anything out of it, Headshop, I find is just a lot of hardwork for a very poor result.
By the way, did you know you can use it as a stand alone program ? I've taken it out of my Daz Studio and just placed it in a folder on the desktop and it still works from there, I haven't got around to sending any results back into Daz from here yet so I don't know if it will be any better or worse.
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