Chimpanzee Images for Rotoscopy
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PrvtHudson
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Chimpanzee Images for Rotoscopy
Anyone know where I can find some good pics. Google is full of 3/4 which I am not strong enough to use.
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Letterbox
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Re: Chimpanzee Images for Rotoscopy
How about a day trip to the zoo? That way you'll definitely get what you need, plus great fur, facial references, textures etc.PrvtHudson wrote:Anyone know where I can find some good pics. Google is full of 3/4 which I am not strong enough to use.
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PrvtHudson
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Re: Chimpanzee Images for Rotoscopy
I'd be the guy waiting for the monkey to strike a T-PoseLetterbox wrote:How about a day trip to the zoo? That way you'll definitely get what you need, plus great fur, facial references, textures etc.PrvtHudson wrote:Anyone know where I can find some good pics. Google is full of 3/4 which I am not strong enough to use.
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Letterbox
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Re: Chimpanzee Images for Rotoscopy
Talk to the office staff there tell them what you want to do and why, you never know they might be willing to helpPrvtHudson wrote:I'd be the guy waiting for the monkey to strike a T-PoseLetterbox wrote:How about a day trip to the zoo? That way you'll definitely get what you need, plus great fur, facial references, textures etc.PrvtHudson wrote:Anyone know where I can find some good pics. Google is full of 3/4 which I am not strong enough to use.
It depends on what you want to do with the model, hires/lowres, animate, real fur, etc. But a t-pose for a chimp, is not going to be significantly different from a human one. Browse through 'gettyimages', for chimp, to see what i mean.
This will explain skeletal differences http://www.slideshare.net/matcol/apes-v ... ifferences
Hope that's gets you sorted.