Chimpanzee Images for Rotoscopy

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PrvtHudson
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Chimpanzee Images for Rotoscopy

Post by PrvtHudson » 05 Nov 2012, 17:18

Anyone know where I can find some good pics. Google is full of 3/4 which I am not strong enough to use.

Letterbox
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Re: Chimpanzee Images for Rotoscopy

Post by Letterbox » 05 Nov 2012, 18:09

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.
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
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Re: Chimpanzee Images for Rotoscopy

Post by PrvtHudson » 05 Nov 2012, 18:42

Letterbox wrote:
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.
How about a day trip to the zoo? That way you'll definitely get what you need, plus great fur, facial references, textures etc.
I'd be the guy waiting for the monkey to strike a T-Pose :)

Letterbox
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Re: Chimpanzee Images for Rotoscopy

Post by Letterbox » 05 Nov 2012, 19:09

PrvtHudson wrote:
Letterbox wrote:
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.
How about a day trip to the zoo? That way you'll definitely get what you need, plus great fur, facial references, textures etc.
I'd be the guy waiting for the monkey to strike a T-Pose :)
Talk to the office staff there tell them what you want to do and why, you never know they might be willing to help

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.