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The Perception Laboratory's Face Transformer
by Jason Clarke Mar 6th 2006 at 9:15AM
If you've ever wondered what you would look like when you're older, or younger, or Asian, or even illustrated by
a famous artist, then I've got a treat for you. The Perception Laboratory at the University of St Andrews has created a
Java applet called the Face Transformer that will take a photo of a
face and transform it in almost any way imaginable.
Although I can't see many practical uses for this technology other than perhaps using it to age photos of missing
persons (which is, of course a pretty useful use), it's definitely a fun toy to play with. And I can see how studies
into how humans perceive the world around them could lead to an experiment like this. Neat stuff.
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Gregg said 10:11AM on 3-06-2006
I AM NEVER EVER EVER DOING THAT AGAIN! THAT WAS THE SCARIEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN. IT LOOKS LIKE SOMEONE WITH PHOTOSHOP GONE MAD!
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Rodolfo E. Ignacio Jr. said 5:17AM on 3-25-2006
It is a great for use by uploading your image. I like to combining female face to male face as result for a new image of a child, teenager, adult, or old...
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