the new version must be almost ready then though the new one - one click is a stripped down simplified version of headshop so unless there's also a more advanced version with the other functions headshop has/had you'd think hs10 would still be offered

FYI - OneClick is FAR MORE advanced than HeadShop 10. Completely new technology automate everything. You still can use same manual control, though.

Product is due soon.

Good news

the new version must be almost ready then though the new one - one click is a stripped down simplified version of headshop so unless there's also a more advanced version with the other functions headshop has/had you'd think hs10 would still be offered

FYI - OneClick is FAR MORE advanced than HeadShop 10. Completely new technology automate everything. You still can use same manual control, though.

Product is due soon.

the new version must be almost ready then though the new one - one click is a stripped down simplified version of headshop so unless there's also a more advanced version with the other functions headshop has/had you'd think hs10 would still be offered

It was my understanding in another thread the author intended to remove Headshop & replace it with OneClick. At least that's what he said.

away by looks,

Google Headshop 3D and you can find Abelone LLC 

Was looking to add Headshop 10 to my wish list.  It seems to have vanished from the Daz store.  I used Google to look for it and get a 404 error for the address for the product page in Daz.

This is great to know.  I've been hand sculpting meshes to make custom characters from photos.  It's OK, but I'm not the best artist in the world.  Hoping Headshop will help me get more accurate character meshes.  It's not cheap though.  Oh well....

It will be much cheaper ($39.95) when OneClick will publish at DAZ:-)

Is there any way to get rid of the texture that One Click creates?  I just want the mesh.  I want to use standard Daz textures.

DAZ textures fit on DAZ figures. If you change the mesh, the textures may not fit. However, there's a work-around...

Headshop doesn't change the mesh, does it?  It's just creating a morph.

This is great to know.  I've been hand sculpting meshes to make custom characters from photos.  It's OK, but I'm not the best artist in the world.  Hoping Headshop will help me get more accurate character meshes.  It's not cheap though.  Oh well....

It will be much cheaper ($39.95) when OneClick will publish at DAZ:-)

Is there any way to get rid of the texture that One Click creates?  I just want the mesh.  I want to use standard Daz textures.

DAZ textures fit on DAZ figures. If you change the mesh, the textures may not fit. However, there's a work-around...

This is great to know.  I've been hand sculpting meshes to make custom characters from photos.  It's OK, but I'm not the best artist in the world.  Hoping Headshop will help me get more accurate character meshes.  It's not cheap though.  Oh well....

It will be much cheaper ($39.95) when OneClick will publish at DAZ:-)

Is there any way to get rid of the texture that One Click creates?  I just want the mesh.  I want to use standard Daz textures.

Getting an error message “FaceShop closed before it could create the necessary files …” Anybody know what’s going on or how to fix it? First time to run Headshop 9.2 for Mac so I have no background whatsoever with HS …

I've got poser 10 on my old desktop has the ability to import face photos/textures onto the characters like headshop and others never really gave it much of a chance really fely more comfortable with daz and to me even back then daz had way more better looking  content which is probably why you always see poser users wanting more daz content being poser compatible there are a lot of places that sell poser content btw just gotta find it but poser does have a lot of direct links to many of these stores in the program. I also find the controls in daz a lot easier to use than poser but again I never really put much time into it as another reason I didn't was it kept on crashing on me

This is great to know.  I've been hand sculpting meshes to make custom characters from photos.  It's OK, but I'm not the best artist in the world.  Hoping Headshop will help me get more accurate character meshes.  It's not cheap though.  Oh well....

It will be much cheaper ($39.95) when OneClick will publish at DAZ:-)

This is great to know.  I've been hand sculpting meshes to make custom characters from photos.  It's OK, but I'm not the best artist in the world.  Hoping Headshop will help me get more accurate character meshes.  It's not cheap though.  Oh well....

It creates a morph geometry, I believe by measuring light intensity to estimate the depth of a face's surface and then creating a morph from that. I agree it's mostly impractical in most cases that you will be able to get a usable texture from the photo the Headshop used to create the face morph. You are better using a DAZ bought texture that most closely matching your character's skin tone and if need be, adding identifying marks like moles and such in Gimp or Photoshop or the Image Editor of you choice and DAZ Studio L.I.E. 

The Headshop author has a new easier product coming out called OneClick (it's not in the DAZ Store yet) but you'll still have the texture matching problem you spoke of. For really unique faces it's usually not going to be a big problem but for characters that have similar facial structures then skin tone and blemishes become much more important.

I've been looking at Headshop for some time.  My problem is that it is not clear what it does exactly.

It looks like it just bakes a photo into a generic shader image for a face.  This wouldn't be very useful in Daz as it wouldn't match the body skin texture at all.

Can Headshop create an accurate 3d mesh that one could import and apply any standard Daz texture to?

Thanks for the info, ill will check these out.

Oh, was the second link going to be a Face Gen link, as the one here is the same headshop link??

Headshop (http://www.daz3d.com/headshop-10-win) purports to do this but some problems have been reported

There is also FaceGen which is a standalone program  but may work better:  http://www.daz3d.com/headshop-10-win  

Personally I think there would be hundreds or probably thousands of DS users who would give their right arm to produce a realistic rendition of their favourite famous personality. The fact the galleries are devoid of any such renders using FS or HS suggests that to date they've all but given up attempting to do so. I wish One Click the very best of luck, but I'm not exactly holding my breath in anticipation by results so far with these programs.

I think you're right.  I've seen really good results while in Facegen and Headshop both.  The translation to G2 seems to be where that perfect likeness changes.  I'm generally fine with that, since I'm just trying to get the general shape of a face and use it to create new characters.  But, it would be fun to get an exact match some of the time.

But aside from celebrity face matching, both programs are really cool simple face modelers.  That tends to get overlooked, since that's not how these programs are marketed.

One-Click is a simpler to use with fewer bugs version of Headshop. I had Faceshop 7.x at one time but due to having to pay full upgrade price to go to Faceshop 9 and owning FaceGen Pro 1.9 I decided not to buy it. However the results from One Clink look bug free enough and good enough and cheap enough that I will buy One Click. It remains to be seen which results I will prefer - One Click's or FaceGen's. I'm pretty happy with FaceGen when I can get a good enough picture & place the dots precisely - even with frontal only pictures. 

Actually, I usually get better results with the Front Only approach and then morphing to match profile.  When I try to use profiles, the forehead often gets a weird neanderthal brow shape, and when exported to G2, looks like the head is wearing a mask.  I'm not sure why.  

The biggest downside I can see to One Click is the loss of those auto generated body textures in Facegen.  Those literally can knock hours off of texture editing time in Photoshop.  I have enough MR skins.  But, it still takes a fair amount of time to match colors to a seamless look.

Aside from that, I'm hesitant to buy another upgrade to Headshop after already spending the money for 9 and 10.  

One-Click is a simpler to use with fewer bugs version of Headshop. I had Faceshop 7.x at one time but due to having to pay full upgrade price to go to Faceshop 9 and owning FaceGen Pro 1.9 I decided not to buy it. However the results from One Clink look bug free enough and good enough and cheap enough that I will buy One Click. It remains to be seen which results I will prefer - One Click's or FaceGen's. I'm pretty happy with FaceGen when I can get a good enough picture & place the dots precisely - even with frontal only pictures.