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Hal 9000 said:

SuperSecretMuffin said:

…Hayden in the ROTJ unmasking scene?

dodges tomatoes

I’d be curious to see that mocked up. Just curious. I wonder how it’d look to map Hayden’s face over Shaw’s for the ghost scene, too. Better? It’d be hard not for it to be.
Seems like a fun thing to play with.

In the interest of seeing how well it works - I wonder if good enough footage of the older actors from the OT could be found of when they are younger and placed over their PT equivalents?

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Full Solo teaser:
https://youtu.be/zERvVZXoaSA

Decent results, not seamless. I don’t think the technology is ready for replacing an actor across an entire movie (yet). And the face can’t be high resolution (yet) so it doesn’t look real on closeups and HD video. But it could be useful in certain instances, like holograms and characters not too close to the camera.

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DominicCobb said:

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Collipso said:

Not sure if the puppet face would look good in a CGI character, but worth a try. Really like the idea for Palpatine.

Agreed, particularly for the ESB hologram scene (though it’d be nice if he looked more ROTJ-like in ROTS, too, I suppose).

Wait, the ESB hologram, really? Ady already did that?

And he did a very good job with what he had available to him at the time, but it’s still rather stiff and photograph-y (though it’s my preferred version of the scene by far). I’m mostly just curious to see how well this would work in comparison.

Here’s an idea. Since the software replaces the entire face you don’t have to be limited to existing footage. Based on the dialogue you want you could film an actor (or yourself) miming the words in a McDiarmid way and moving your face how you want (less stiff). Then you replace that stand in face with McDiarmid. For best results the stand in face needs to be similar in structure to McDiarmid, lit in the way it is in the movie, and perhaps including the cloak/hood.

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Collipso said:

Not sure if the puppet face would look good in a CGI character, but worth a try.

Cough. Cough.

“Get over violence, madness and death? What else is there?”

Also known as Mr. Liquid Jungle.

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With all due respect, I think it looks pretty terrible.

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Yeah, the uncanny valley is strong with that one…

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darth_ender said:

…David Prowse in the ROTJ unmasking scene?

Sad thing is that actual has been filmed by fans, they’re just not allowed to release it. Ah well, maybe when he’s dead Lucasfilm’ll soften up about it.

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paja said:

Collipso said:

Not sure if the puppet face would look good in a CGI character, but worth a try.

Cough. Cough.

Looks damn good to me. Might be weird in motion though, since CG Yoda has a bit more articulation to his face. Who knows, though, might end up with a ESB-Revisited vibe.

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Anakin Starkiller said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

DominicCobb said:

The face is too big.

This. He almost looks like an anime character (and we all know how bad that is).

Is anime hated 'round these parts?

Not really, no. Frink and a few close associates are the only ones who’ve expressed a particular dislike for anime. Their dislike was so strong, though, that it became a running joke for a while to mock the stuff.

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DuracellEnergizer said:

Anakin Starkiller said:

DuracellEnergizer said:

DominicCobb said:

The face is too big.

This. He almost looks like an anime character (and we all know how bad that is).

Is anime hated 'round these parts?

Not really, no. Frink and a few close associates are the only ones who’ve expressed a particular dislike for anime. Their dislike was so strong, though, that it became a running joke for a while to mock the stuff.

Joke?