Japanese company clones your face
15 Oct, 2011, 11:37 am IST | by
Padmini Harchandrai
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If you've ever wanted a replica of your face (you know, because you're a spy or just because the aesthetics of your face are such a favour to the world that more would reserve you a spot in the good books), a Japanese company will do it for you. Mind you, it isn't cheap! The company is called Real-f and specializes in making 3DPFs (3 Dimensional Photo Forms), which are basically copies of human faces in 3D. They make two types of replicas. The first is like a mask, which costs $3,920 (Rs.1,96,000) and for every additional copy of the mask, you shell out $780 (Rs.39,000). The other is an entire replica of your head, like a mannequin and that costs $5,875 (Rs.2,93,750) with copies being $1,960 (Rs.98,000). Does this creep you out like it does me?
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Tags: Face Replication , Replication , Cloning , Clones , 3D , 3D Clones , Real-f , 3DPF , 3D Photo Forms , 3 Dimensional Photo Forms
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