Thanks guys!

Here's a REAL good place to start:

https://magazine.artstation.com/2019/12/creating-animatable-digital-doubles-from-a-single-photo/

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

Well, I played around for a few minutes and I got this (but I'm no Headshot expert):



I think you could do a lot better with more effort, but remember that Headshot is not a "one button make art".  There's a great tutorial by one of the RL experts on using Headshot and you should track it down and watch it (it's at least 30 minutes -- and to do a good head can take up to an hour or more).

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Mike "ex-genius" Kelley

Hi guys,

Thank you for visiting my post. I am having some trouble with a face in Headshot. I don't know 100% of the mechanics of Headshot and I am having issues on alligning the photo in headshot in order to make a correct morphing (see picture 3 especially at the jaw). Besides that, I can't get it too look like in the photo. Do i render it wrong in Blender? Or is is the fact that is already a 3D render? Is it the photo itself, the alignment, etc?

PS: Yes, I've done symetry in the photo

Thank you!