Wow... There is really no need to get cranky. I pointedly didn't use source photos for these. I did use a number of the headshot morphs. I think much  would be cleared up by reading my post.

Not getting cranky .

I see others getting much more variety with headshot so it has to be  matter of the source photos.

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Ghost Origins

My latest Feature length film created with Iclone.
93% of original size (was 540x16) - Click to enlarge

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I didn't use source photos.  I used headshot sliders only.  All three of those avatars are purely made in CC with no outside importing.  That was the entire point of the post.  If I wanted to use headshot to make Thanos, I am certain I could do it and then export to Blender to incorporate the finer details before re-importing.

RAG DOLL COLLISION ANIMATIONS FOR ICLONE 8 & 7
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Ghost Origins

My latest Feature length film created with Iclone.
93% of original size (was 540x16) - Click to enlarge

My Sci- Fi Graphic Novel on Amazon: https://a.co/d/9k3cwoY

My IMDB listing
Anabran Abdhul Quarnain - IMDb

May I ask you a couple of questions?

1.  Which of my images "looks obviously like a base CC3+ character," and which base character?  I think that's rather unkind, but perhaps I am just not seeing something. Could you post the base character next to one of my women and tell me how they look alike?

2. If you read my post you will see why I didn't use source photos.  How was I unclear?

3.  Could you please actually read my responses?  For example, if I were going to make Thanos, I would need to use Blender to put in the finer details. What was unclear when I said that?

I simply don't understand where you are coming from. It's like you are trying to troll at this point.  There's really no reason for it.

RAG DOLL COLLISION ANIMATIONS FOR ICLONE 8 & 7
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Ghost Origins

My latest Feature length film created with Iclone.
93% of original size (was 540x16) - Click to enlarge

My Sci- Fi Graphic Novel on Amazon: https://a.co/d/9k3cwoY

My IMDB listing
Anabran Abdhul Quarnain - IMDb

Seriously?  I mean seriously?  Do you think that people on a CC forum don't know what the base avatars look like?   I appriciate that you took some time in CC to try to make a base avatar look a little like one of mine, but the whole point of the OP was to make characters who look radically different from the base using CC!  To produce the image you presented that quickly, you probably used head shot on my image - which ironically, by cheating like that, only proves my point.

As to gene pools and diversity, it's interesting that you fail to mention that the first character is clearly mostly of Latin heratige with a few Aisian features - as she is described in my book.

Further, you are correct that the blonde looks Northern European.  I  was inspired by a woman I know whose ancestors came from Northern France.  Getting her grey eyes right took some time. The redhead does not look Scottish or Welsh at all, though I do not understand why people descended from Western Celts or Normans wouldn't count as their own ethnic groups in anycase.  She was originally inspired by someone I know who is of Russian Jewish descent.  Look at their cheek bones, brows, eyes and noses.

Do you have some bias against white people? Is it possible you think they look the same? From some of your ascerbic comments on this and other threads, it begins to appear that way and it is tiresome.

As to making diverse characters using CC, I will remind you of some other images I posted. These were also made entirely in CC using skin gen and a little GIMP to tweak the textures.  So no, if you actually take the time to get good at using CC, you can make anyone.  I suggest you stop using headshop as a crutch and learn to make characters from scratch using the tool.

This lady is also inspired by someone I know.  She's a very brilliant mathematician.

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If you look at the two Asian women below, it is clear that one is striaght up Han Chinese and the other isn't.  And yes, I used the first one as the basis to make the second.  I was particularly interested in exploring the different ethnic features in the eyes and foreheads and cheeks and jawline.  Their noses are essentially the same.

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93% of original size (was 540x16) - Click to enlarge

Feel free to post whatever else you want but I really am tired of this.