Try Photofly

Make your picture or other object into 3D model (three dimensional) and can be printed, no longer a difficult thing and does not require a skilled graphic designer. 

With a collection of images from multiple camera shots, you can create 3D objects, including a picture of yourself only with artificial Photofly software company named Autodesk.

The software can convert your photos into a replica of yourself that will be released next week, according to Technology Review.
"We can automatically generate the 3D mask with extreme details of a set of photos - we are talking about density (image) captured by laser scanners," said Brian Mathews, who led a working group at the company known as Autodesk Labs.
Unlike a laser scanner, though, the equipment needed to capture 3D rendering does not cost tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars. With a set containing about 40 photos enough to make one's head down to the shoulders in the form of 3D images, he said.
The software will only be available for Windows computers only this, users upload photos to the server cloud to process it and download the results upon completion.
The result of 3D rendering can be presented in the form of naked or wire-frame version with surface color and texture as the original.
Colored version also can be viewed or shared through the application of IPAD, while the wire-frame model frame - which became the basic form - can be exported in standard 3D design format for editing.
The models are produced from a collection of photographs taken with the good will have 99 percent accuracy or more, said Mathews, a high enough quality that can be used for professional design projects.
"You can send the models out of your photos into 3D printer services to physically re-create what you see, perhaps on a different scale," said Mathews.
In recent years, the price of printers and 3D printing service has fallen, with machine hobbyist like consumers ShapeWays MakerBot and services, which will print a 3D model in a variety of ceramics, plastics, and metal.
But do not think you can take pictures casually to get a good 3D model results. Required shooting from certain angles to produce a 3D model which is also good.