Digital Morphing is a special effect in motion pictures and animations that changes one image or shape into another through a seamless transition.

1. What is Digital Morphing
and Its Techniques

2. Index
1. What is Morphing?
1. Digital Morphing
1. Techniques of Digital Morphing

3. What is Morphing?
 Morphing is a special effect in animations that change
one image into another form using a seamless
transition.
 It is used to portray one person turning into another
through technological means or as part of a fantasy.
 Traditionally such a depiction would be achieved
through cross-fading techniques in a movie.

5. Digital Morphing
 In the early 1990s computer techniques often produced
more convincing results began to be used widely.
 These involved warping one image at the same time
that it faded into another by marking corresponding
points and vectors on "before" and "after" images used
in the morph.

6.  Example: One would morph one face into another by
key points marking on the first face, such as a shape of
nose or location of an eye, and mark where these same
points existed on the second face.
 The computer warps the first face to have the shape of
the second face at the same time that it faded the two
faces.

7. Techniques of Digital Morphing
 Digital Morphing programs can automatically morph
image that corresponds closely enough with
instruction from the user.
 Digital Morphing technique used to create the
convincing slow-motion effects where none existed in
real film or video footage by morphing between every
frame using optical flow technology.

8.  Digital Morphing also appeared as a transition
technique between one scene and another in television
shows, even if two images contents are completely
unrelated.
 In this case, the algorithm attempts to find
corresponding points between the images and distort
one into another as they crossfade.

9.  Digital Morphing is used heavily today whereas the
effect was initially a creation, morphing special effects
are most often designed to be seamless and invisible to
eye.

10.  Use for morphing effects is modern digital font design.
Using morphing technology a designer can create an
intermediate between two styles.
 Example generating a semibold font by compromising
between a bold and regular style, or extend a trend to
create an ultra-bold or ultra-light.
 Font design studios commonly use the technique.

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