The 3-D Morphable Face Model - Neatorama

The future of animation? The Morphable Face Model shows how movie stars can be appear in films they never worked on, or even star in new films after they die! One person quipped that they should have delayed the release of The Polar Express until this program became available. Push play or go to YouTube. -via J-Walk Blog

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niezÅ‚e, niezÅ‚e, ale Michael Jackson byÅ‚ pierwszy ;)

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I foresee Audrey Hepburn sex tapes on the internet within 2 years.

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This was by far the most impressive 3d-facial visualization demo I've seen yet!

I am floored.

Found more of their stuff here:
http://www.mpi-sb.mpg.de/~blanz/
http://gravis.cs.unibas.ch/CAFE.html

Eric

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WOW, imagine what it could be used for in the police and military, and for helping to rebuild facial features due to scarring or major surgery, bring in an old picture of yourself and they can make a mask of how you used to look before surgery or accident... wow....

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That is a phenomenal technology. Simply phenomenal.

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Do you want to drink in a bar that is brightly lit... or read in a library that is as dark as a normal bar?

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I used to sometimes read my school book sin the school bar back when I went to McGill.

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It is nice to know that something as antiquated as bound books are finding a new life as quaint decorations for bars and restaurants.

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There used to be a good bar like this, called Scholars, near the University of Alberta campus in Edmonton. Unfortunately most of the bookshelves were lined with crappy books found at flea markets and garage sales.

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I remember back in the '70s, the Hilton on Ft Laud Bch had a bar called The Library.. They also had a restaurant called the Bookseller! I loved going to them.. the only problem was that the books were all glued together so they couldn't be read!

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