Au Japon, on peut avoir un nouveau visage!

par Neosilver Ven 29 Mar 2013 - 19:25

Quand j'ai vue cette article, je me suis dis.... on est rendu proche de la réalité.

Cela ma quand même un peu traumatisé. C'est masque sont tellement proche du vrai visage qu'imaginer maintenant en exemple lors des manifestation étudiantes dans les rue qu'est-ce qu'on va voir comme masque!

sans porter attention... c'est a s'y méprendre.

Un autre tour de force du japon!

"The RealFace" (yes, the)
is a highly realistic mask. Its maker, Japan-based Real-f, says the
mask can be a "memorial portrait" for friends and family. What do I say?
It's creepy.

It’s creepy
because The RealFace is so damn realistic-looking. The mask is made by
taking facial impressions and photos. From that, Real-f can reproduce
your mug, right down to your pores. Here, have a look:

Recently on Japanese television, Real-f did a mask of popular comedian Masatoshi Hamada. (Hamada is part of a comedy duo with Hitoshi Matsumoto, who is known in the West for Big Man Japan.)
This, of course, resulted in putting Hamada's mask on a variety of
different people--and even on different things, such as a mechanical
roach. It costs 300,000 yen (US$3,189) to make the first mask and takes about two
weeks to receive via delivery after visiting Real-f's studio. A second
mask costs 60,000 yen ($638). That, I guess, is a deal.

Real-f was
working on "The RealHead", which was a realistic head mannequin.
However, it's shelved that project to concentrate on a "soft" version of
The RealFace. So look forward to that!