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Shoop Challenge: John Candy ACTION MOVIE POSTER

Postby Flying Eye Angle » Tue Sep 09, 2014 4:34 pm

Canuckster wrote:This thread just got awesome, now I have to make mine. Wish I had more skills

Gotta start somewhere. Just keep on dion em and youll get faster and better. I was dioing them with Microsoft paint for a while until I learned of free shoop programs. That was a pain in tha butt to use

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Postby Flying Eye Angle » Tue Sep 09, 2014 6:40 pm

1st face swap attempt. Figuring it out

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Postby Masato » Tue Sep 09, 2014 8:24 pm

Face-swaps are a bitch, unless the perspective and lighting are just perfect.

If you do them however you have to think of the whole skull, not just the face. Yours I think is a bit too small/left/high

Look at the whole head, and line up the markers;

- eyes are roughly 1/2 between top of head and chin (eye-line also usually matches with top of ears)

- bottom of nose is roughly 1/2 between eyes and chin

- middle of mouth roughly 1/2 between bottom of nose and chin

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Postby Flying Eye Angle » Tue Sep 09, 2014 9:00 pm

Masato wrote:Face-swaps are a bitch, unless the perspective and lighting are just perfect.

If you do them however you have to think of the whole skull, not just the face. Yours I think is a bit too small/left/high

Look at the whole head, and line up the markers;

- eyes are roughly 1/2 between top of head and chin (eye-line also usually matches with top of ears)

- bottom of nose is roughly 1/2 between eyes and chin

- middle of mouth roughly 1/2 between bottom of nose and chin

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Wow, thanks. That makes it so much easier to see where everything is supposed to be. I tried to just match the facial features up, but that doesnt work like you'de think it would.

The tutorial video said it would be hard with different quality level pics. Seemed to make the lighting/shading super hard to adjust

I will need to do a bunch of these to get the hang of it.

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Postby Masato » Tue Sep 09, 2014 9:47 pm

Easier to just do head-swaps :)

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Postby Masato » Tue Sep 09, 2014 10:05 pm

Also consider that the Superman is a very lean face, while Candy has a lot of extra fat/flesh around it. So even if you match the face, the cheeks and chin etc likely won't even fit in that head. You'd basically just shoop in the eyes/nose/mouth on a skinny head/face, and it won't look like him!

Candy had a FAT head, lol:

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Postby Flying Eye Angle » Tue Sep 09, 2014 10:21 pm

lol, yeah, re-positioned the face and it just doesnt match up good with the fat face on skinny head. Gotta macth up as much features as possible. I see why so many just stick to head swaps now.

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