| Review: Fun Morph is a tool that allows you to morph matching images or video files. When you start a program with a user interface, use the project wizard to create a new project or open the sample project, if you want to experiment with templates. If you want to create a new project, you need to select the morph type (morphing, warping), import and edit your video (s) of the source, configure the film (standard size frames the film) to add points and save your work. Morphing is the difference between Faith is simple: you can change the image, or a mixture of one to the other. You can crop images and adjust brightness, contrast, RGB, or apply filters - negative, grayscale, blur, sharpen edges, embossing and height transition. To configure a movie, you have to set the standard size and picture frames. The hardest part of the Fun Morph is when you need to add points. You can spend a lot of time trying to synchronize the elements of the two images, especially when you have the basic elements at your disposal (insert or remove a point). All tasks can only be performed with the mouse, using the keyboard arrows as accurately possible. After work, save it as Flash, AVI, GIF, HTML, or you can save a frame or the whole sequence as JPG, BMP, PNG or TIF. The bottom line is Fun Morph is a really cool tool to morph images, but it requires a lot of system resources. The biggest problem is when you need to add a point, because the task seems very daunting. Also, it helped that some video tutorials led us. On the other hand, Fun Morph is well prepared to help the file, even first-time users can access the program very quickly. |
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