I have some questions:
1. How to get subtitles for video from 3D SCAN PIPELINE LEARNING VIDEOS ? 
2. For buyers of the course there are discounts when buying zBrash and Wrap3?

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Peter,
Thanks for the reply. So these heads will fit any of the CC3 bodies?





sjonesdc :hehe:

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Hi...

The first volume was primarily a 3D scanned head pack but we also included a single 3D scanned body to show what can be achieved. It was not intended to have a body for every head in the pack. 

At the moment we don't have any news to share on a second volume or the contents that will be included, but there are many exciting things in the pipeline. As soon as I get confirmation I will let everyone know. :)


                                                                

Peter
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Peter,
So in Vol 1. it is only one "body" which is male. Are you able to tell me if the next Volume to be released will only contain a female body OR will the next volume contain another male body along with one or more female bodies?  I'm still a little fuzzy on this series :crazy:



sjonesdc :hehe:

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Here is a comparison to show the eye socket thing, on Left is CC3 Virtual Human Denisa, on right is a CC3 Transformed G3F.
The G3F has way less Eye Socket geography, so the eye just is more flat to the face.  Now, I think in real life actually there is more space than the G3F's eye socket has, so in some ways, the Virtual Human is approaching this realism.
But, I think the G3F winds up looking more natural, because you just don't see eye socket geography, so you don't notice it. 
Thus I feel if the CC3 VH has less eye socket geography, it will just be more appealing and look better. 

I really love these characters.  I mod the textures, but even out of box they are awesome.

One suggestion, RL, is possibly adding some TLC to the eye-socket area in any future update. 
Even when including the character's special custom eyes, teeth, and facial animation profile, there seems to be what I would call a gap between the eyeball and the face.
Now, you can morph the eye forward, but at the risk of poke through. 
Here is Heidi Motion plus talking with Denisa..the eyes move almost behind the face seemingly:







But additionally to this, the eye socket flesh also seems especially large in depth, from forward to back.
I made these in Octane render and it shows that the characters could be very convincing, but for that eye-socketty size and spacing.
When its's obscured, it look really good, but when shown, it looks off.



I see real humans actually do have that spacing, but somehow here it was a touch too big, as in like if it was smaller, you wouldn't notice it.
I wouldn't note this but for the fact that it is the Virtual Human set, and there was a lot of detail RL put into this. 

But anyway, really cool!  I will definitely be picking up any add on volumes / packs for this in future.

Just saw the training material that says the 3D scan with Photogrammetry is unlikely for general users - well the exact wording is:
"Chances are that you will be purchasing your scanned data of humans. Currently the set-up for creating your own scans is somewhat expensive and takes up quite a bit of space."
  
With Photoscan or 3DF Zypher the tools are there for building the dense cloud and the mesh and the textures at a reasonable cost.

Here is a tutorial on doing the photos with a single camera by hand and mapping with photoscan produced by ZBrush….. so it is achievable.
https://vimeo.com/188877674

There is also guides on doing this using free software
https://youtu.be/9Ul9aYhm7O4
Other interesting guides:
https://youtu.be/GEsRcFQ1_H8
https://vimeo.com/123701711 and  https://vimeo.com/scatterco/photoscan2

An illustrated workflow of Photogrammetry to iclone
https://youtu.be/5b3Ndv6psbY

It would be great if Reallusion could do a tutorial aimed at the amateur doing this - single camera capture of a head, photogrammetry and then brining the head into character creator 3, accepted its not going to be as polished as a professional $15K+ rig but as can be seen from the videos its easily achievable to get pretty good results.  They could also extend the training material to include the first parts of the workflow instead of assuming the scans will be purchased.

(Perhaps this is the next evolution of Crazytalk 8...…? or would that be better with an intel realsense /Kinect/iPhone depth sensing camera)

The 3D Scan Virtual Body - Louis is now available. :)

Note: If you received this as part of your 3D Scan Bundle, then you will find the download link in your Member Account on the Order History page.

And to find out more about this pack, please click HERE.




                                                                

Peter
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Realism is good. What about the automated conversion to a similar "doll"? Skin is smooth, eyes are big, nose is small, sponges are plump? But what would a real person be recognized?

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The purpose is to improve the facial animation of the 3D Scan heads.

I am glad to know because my first tests with the 3D scan head were really scary.    :)

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