2D to 3D

[Guest]

Hi, I'm looking for the above, to take a facial photo front view or profile or both same person! and make a 3D i.e. head and shoulders creating an file to take to Blender to modify. I've looked to Avitar SDK which seems great but expensive

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What's the best approach in Adobe ?

(not looking for animation.)

Thank you

[lambiloon · Accepted solution]

Hi, you need a 3d application that is not in the Adobe family or use sculpt in blender...regards

[Ussnorway]

you are waisting your time trying to do 3D workflows with Adobe but what you ask can be done with crazytalk... reallusion are the people making Iclone and they are the standard but Windows systems only

[Guest]

Like I said in the question, I'm not interested in animation, these you recommend, Crazytalk and Talking Heads are based on people wanting that, I don't need anything that sophisicated. Thx regards

[jane-e]

@Deleted User 

See this thread from 2019 and its replies:

https://community.adobe.com/t5/photoshop-ecosystem-discussions/bending-a-picture-of-a-person-2d-image-into-3d-in-photoshop/td-p/10566459

Jane

[davescm]

Either use those two reference photos in Blender set to the front and side views and start modelling, switching between the two as you position each face.

If you want software to produce a 3D model directly from a series of photos (you will need much more than two) then take a look at photogrammetry software such as Meshroom https://alicevision.org/

Dave

[Guest]

Dave thank you. I had a go with FaceBuilder in Blender about a year ago and left it there.

I think I missunderstood the new 3D in PS 

I have other ideas for 3D from photos with different views as you say. 

[davescm]

I think I missunderstood the new 3D in PS 

By @Deleted User

There is no new 3D in Photoshop. Quite the opposite, the old 3D functionality is being removed.

Dave

[Ussnorway]

I think you have a flawed understanding of 3D workflows because the photo images you have can be used to generate a texture not a true model i.e, you make a 2D image of that face which looks 3D when wrapped around a human bust model

you can use crazytalk to make the texture then wrap in character creater for iclone or 3Dwrap for Fuse... anyway good luck