Prom Night 2010
Age progression uses a mixture of science and art to show what your child
may look like on night of their High School Prom. Start with a photograph of
your child (ages 5 years and up) and use digital photo enhancement to
change the bone structure (jaws, cheekbones etc)
to show how he/she might look when grown up.
- The fun version, which not only shows the child age progressed to about
18, but idealizes their appearance to show how they might look when
spiffed up for their Senior Prom. This is great entertainment for both
parents and the children themselves. Adopted children, especially, will be
reassured by the images of themselves as beautiful adults.
- The serious version, for customers with a special need. The age of child is
advanced by a subtle technique. The child is not glamorized, and their
hairstyle is not changed. The final image shows only the changes to bone
structure that might occur during their teens.
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Look at the examples shown above: a six-year-old boy
and an eight-year-old girl have been age progressed to eighteen by a digital
process. If you look carefully, you can see the original features are
basically the same, but the result shows a more mature face.
Here are some more examples:
click here to enlarge
click here to see some more before and after pictures
Learn how to do it yourself! Send $5 and stamped self-addressed
envelope for instructions to
Magic Dragon
PO Box 41449
Pasadena CA, 91114
For entertainment purposes only.
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