Face deform test 101

Sebastian König writes:
Another test of facial motion capture with Blender. I didn't tweak a lot on material or lighting, so that could be improved. But the basic concept works, I think, even though it is a rather tedious workflow. But it's quite good and can make very advanced stuff possible.
There is a little bit of sliding, which would have to be improved too, either with more markers, or by adding some manual shape keys.
But as a start I think this technique is really helpful.
That head tracking device made tracking a LOT easier, because it adds a lot of perspective, but of course this would have to be painted out in a real production. Or hidden with hair/helmet/horns/wig or whatever. :)
All in all this took me 4 hours.
Check out http://mango.blender.org for more information.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• blender
• digital
• makeup
• 3D
• head
• tracking

[12345guna12345]

he isn't really missing an eye isnt he?

[KXILite]

I can just imagine the possibilities now...

[Rekedens]

so you have to model a 3d head to make this work?

[WestminsterIceTea]

this took you only 4 hours? That doesn't sound tedious at all

[TheMattmanmm]

....speachless....

[GrahamWiebe]

will a tutorial of this be bundled with the mango dvd set?

[Crankchicken]

HOW!!!!!!!!!! Headtracking modifre?

[Samuelfelipedeo]

[iminent rb=anim]Very Nice[/rb]

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[Kadoffel]

Impressive. Most impressive.

[sisca1968]

AWESOME !!!!!!!!

[HiAdrian]

@12345guna12345 Nope, not really :)