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http://features.cgsociety.org/gallerycrits/199846/199846_1156997804_large.jpg
Some things that are not quite right: ears, mouth corners, identical hair ends at some places
The forum where the creator of this fantastic image posted his work:
http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=121&t=399499
I know GB3 wont be that detailed but man i wish it were… then use live action for all scenes but have the guys just CGI and Ghost… it be amazing
Incredible realistic looking 3d rendered image of a human
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18 years, 2 months ago
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18 years, 2 months ago
If any movie would be that detailed it would take a few lifetimes to make! 
Still very impressive. If you do look at it for a bit you can see it's drawn (points you mentioned, plus her nose is rotated slightly).
I wouldn't mind seeing the process step by step to remove any doubt of skepticism.
Still very impressive. If you do look at it for a bit you can see it's drawn (points you mentioned, plus her nose is rotated slightly).
I wouldn't mind seeing the process step by step to remove any doubt of skepticism.
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18 years, 2 months ago
yes, it would be extremly hard to make. imagine all the HD renders.. omg..
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18 years, 2 months ago
Wow! Amazing! Look so real!
If anyone interested, I found a boxing video game that comes very close that it looks real.
I forgot what the game is called but it's available on the XBox 360.
When I first saw the game, I thought it was real until I realized it's a video game.
If anyone interested, I found a boxing video game that comes very close that it looks real.
I forgot what the game is called but it's available on the XBox 360.
When I first saw the game, I thought it was real until I realized it's a video game.
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18 years, 2 months ago
In Shrek, the first one, they princesses hair was TO real, they had to tone it down. The ability do realistic stuff has been around, so I think this could be easily done. Just chain as many computers together as you can.
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18 years, 2 months ago
That's one of the best CGI works I have ever seen. I have my reservations about this supposed GB3 CGI thing, but if it can be done to look as schmick as possible, I can relax. I can't help it - as a big fan, I admit I have certain hopes and expectations. But if the film is done with fantastic quality, i'm sure it will have a strong enthusiastic response.
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18 years, 2 months ago
I lurk cgs.org all of the time. And I can tell you that's a very good piece, superbly realistic. However, that took the creator MONTHS working hours and hours at a time to do that. And it's one single still. Now just imagine how long it would take to create thousands of stills just like that for a 100 minute film, AND adding the animation on top of that. It would take years and over 200 Million USD. On another note, that picture is 600x600, for a film, they'd have to render it in HD to fit 35MM. If you were to put that pic on 35MM, it wouldn't look even almost as good.
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18 years, 2 months ago
Hmmm. Touche`.
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18 years, 2 months ago
When I first heard plans to make it CGI, I thought “oh shit”, Akroyd's going to destroy the franchise. The more thought I gave it, the more I began to like the idea. The monsters will look great, and since the action sequences won't be limited by actors, there's a possibility of some nail-biting action. Something i'd like to see in the upcoming flick.
On the subject of how they should do it, I say do it like Final Fantasy Advent Children. For a CG movie, it was done excellent, and had a great story to boot (im speaking of the original japanese version of corse).
On the subject of how they should do it, I say do it like Final Fantasy Advent Children. For a CG movie, it was done excellent, and had a great story to boot (im speaking of the original japanese version of corse).