Recreate the face of a person like the real thing

British scientists have recreated the image of a 77-year-old actress with a 3D model whose eyes cannot distinguish true fake.

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Recently, at a London studio, British experts released a 3D model face of actress 77-year-old Beryl Nesbitt. At first glance, this product is like a real person, and the naked eye cannot be distinguished.

The 3D model is in a film project that simulates and recreates human death. To create a real Beryl Nesbitt, experts used the "photogrammetry" technology in photography.

Specifically, the 77-year-old actress was invited to the studio to take photos of different angles of the body by 94 large resolution cameras. The devices used all have very high image quality, can scan 360 degrees and capture images every 1 / 13,000 seconds.

Actress Beryl Nesbitt at the studio with 94 cameras located at different angles.

Every corner of the 77-year-old actress's face was carefully recorded.

After the photoshoot, the real Beryl Nesbitt image signals were transferred to the studio. Here, experts use computer software to connect image data into a flat surface. Then, they built 3D models with full effects of dark light, contrasting with every little detail.

The built-in 3D model of Beryl Nesbitt is about to be processed .

Photos obtained from the studio about details on the face of the actress being "flattened" on the computer.

After that, they are gradually erected, applied to the pre-built model frame.

Small details are carefully handled with dark light, contrasting the real thing

Before finishing, 3D Beryl face model will be processed to depict wrinkles. In particular, according to project experts, the eyes are the most important part to handle in the product because that is the difference between a 3D model and a real person.

Therefore, they have built eyes for the product with artificial tears to make the real "window of the soul" .

The eyes are the place most carefully cared for by experts.

And this is the complete product.Who dares to say this is a 3D model?

Sharing about the 3D model, Duologue, a member of the project, said: "We want to go beyond the viewers' vision by using 3D technology to reenact the human body. In the future, for Our recreated statue will be at a higher level: it's a real natural environment "