Found new morphing software!

[tom256]

Don't know whether or not it is new, but it is called 'Virtual Plastic Surgery Software'. And it is fairly easy to use. If you want to try it out, go to http://www.photo-warping.com/ and just go on the trial. If you really like it I'm sure you can find a free full version somewhere on the internet.

YouTube - Virtual plastic surgery nose job, breast augmentation, lipo

for a little taster of the software

[Geek2Jock]

It is easy to use but it is basically a few features of Photo Shop / Paint Shop thrown into a very simple interface... nothing that couldn't be done in almost any image editing software. The trial version is only a few days long, but for $30US its no wonder this is available to almost anyone who may want to alter a few photos without learning a more in-depth program! One thing I thought was pretty nifty was that it softened the pixelation effect from stretching that some programs make you compensate for manually.

[TheMM]

Originally Posted by Geek2Jock

It is easy to use but it is basically a few features of Photo Shop / Paint Shop thrown into a very simple interface... nothing that couldn't be done in almost any image editing software. The trial version is only a few days long, but for $30US its no wonder this is available to almost anyone who may want to alter a few photos without learning a more in-depth program! One thing I thought was pretty nifty was that it softened the pixelation effect from stretching that some programs make you compensate for manually.

I agree completely. Especially about the pixelation thing, which is a major problem a lot of programs like it have.

It does however, follow the annoyance of many other programs in that you can't really control how the picture changes, such as blocking off areas to morph only a specific spot.

[hearmenowu2]

Originally Posted by TheMM

I agree completely. Especially about the pixelation thing, which is a major problem a lot of programs like it have.

It does however, follow the annoyance of many other programs in that you can't really control how the picture changes, such as blocking off areas to morph only a specific spot.

When you liquify an image on photoshop you can frezze areas that are around the area your working on. frezze mask I think its called...

hearmenowu2