London, Oct 13 (ANI): Next time when you go out, don't be amused to see photo-realistic carbon copies of your face around you.
A Japanese company has created ultra-realistic replicas of faces that will give you a chance to 'see yourself' as never before.
However, you will have to shell out 3,920 dollars to just get one facemask done.
Start-up Real-f takes digital stills of your face, then moulds them over a 3D model to create a hard vinyl chloride 'face', reports the Daily Mail.
The resulting model is called a 3DPF - 3 Dimensional Photo Form. If a face isn't quite enough, then you can opt for a full head and shoulders.
The company describes its process as a 'human photocopier'.
It claims that you can discern individual blood vessels and irises in the models. (ANI)
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