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To perform a morph, do the following:
A morph usually takes two images and produces one or a series of output images. WinImages Morph displays the two original images in the Start and End windows.
A morph changes the shape of the subject in the start frame to the shape of the subject in the end frame. To achieve this, the program requires you to identify similar features in both frames. Each control element you add has a position in the start image and a position in the end image.
For example, a morph between two faces would require controls around each face, on the eyes, nose and mouth. For more detail, you could place controls around the eyes and around the mouths of each subject. You can even place controls on more subtle features such as dimples and tufts of hair. As a general rule, the more detail in which you manage the morphing process by creating more controls, the better the results.
There is an example morph project supplied with the program which you can load and demonstrate.
To try it, run WinImages Morph,
When an output morph image is produced, it will be displayed in the Result window. Additionally, a smaller copy of each result image can be put into the film strip. However, your best result image should be the one saved directly, not the film strip copy.
To ensure that the result frames will get saved:
With these options selected each result frame will be saved as it is created. If you selected Animator FLIC animation or Video for Windows AVI as your output format, each frame will get added to an FLC (or AVI) file.
So, to save into an AVI animation file:
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WinImages F/x Manual Version 7, Revision 0 |