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Comment by embedding-shape

20 hours ago

... don't make it so shallow then. Perfectly possible in a consumer-friendly 3D printer for a face or even human body if you have lots of time for the prints.

You’re well on the way to 1:1 replicas at this point. Next you’ll need to match the thermal signature and the exact weather in the sky for the time at that location.

This is almost reaching Kubrick’s joke about wanting to film the fake moon landing on location.

but what are we really trying to solve here. you're suggesting a helluvalota work for what purpose?

Then take and sign a one-second video and you’re adding a few orders of magnitude of complexity again.