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Can You Face It?
Web edition: August 23, 2007
The University of St. Andrews, in Scotland, has developed some face-transforming software that allows people to change the age, sex, or ethnicity of the person in an image that you export from your computer. Or, blend features from a number of faces into one amalgam. If all that is too creepy, then just import art or animal images and morph them.
Go to: http://www-old.cs.st-andrews.ac.uk/~morph/fof/index.html
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