Like a magic eight ball.... for babies
June 2, 2009 3:58 PM Subscribe
Years ago I heard of a photo imaging technology that predicts what a couple's children might look like from photos of the "parents". I'd love a chance to play with this sort of application, for instance finding out if my parents' hypothetical child looks anything like any of their actual five children. Is there anything like this available online for free?
How about the look-a-like meter at myheritage.com?
And Hi, how've you been!?
posted by goml at 4:18 PM on June 2, 2009
And Hi, how've you been!?
posted by goml at 4:18 PM on June 2, 2009
I think this is also common as a booth in various malls, shopping centers, and amusement parks.
The really basic software would just morph two baby pictures, seeing as there's no need for "age regression" or whatnot. In which case, any "morphing" software would do. Otherwise, things get a bit fancier. Here is BabyMaker, a Windows program, and the only program I've seen that is specifically for making a baby face from adult pictures.
posted by filthy light thief at 4:24 PM on June 2, 2009
The really basic software would just morph two baby pictures, seeing as there's no need for "age regression" or whatnot. In which case, any "morphing" software would do. Otherwise, things get a bit fancier. Here is BabyMaker, a Windows program, and the only program I've seen that is specifically for making a baby face from adult pictures.
posted by filthy light thief at 4:24 PM on June 2, 2009
Heh, you wanted an online program. In that case, neurodoc has one of a few sites (another, and another). If you want to get fancy, here's someone's final project: How to create baby picture from two pictures of adults.
posted by filthy light thief at 4:29 PM on June 2, 2009
posted by filthy light thief at 4:29 PM on June 2, 2009
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posted by neurodoc at 4:07 PM on June 2, 2009