Warped morphing

[ednachman]

I am attempting to morph a picture. However there are artifacts that ruin the effect. Is there a way I can upload the attempted morph? Difficult to explain in words.

[Ark]

You can try uploading it to Morpheus Galleries from inside the program.

[ednachman]

I signed up and got this message, "Your account has not yet been activated. An email containing a link to activate your account has been emailed to you."

I'm still waiting

[Ark]

Check your bulk/julk folders, the email like that is sent instantly and automatically when you sign up.

[ednachman]

Can't find it anywhere. I must have inadvertently deleted it. Could you send it again?

[Ark]

I've located and activated your account, it looks like you have a typo in your email address. You can log in with the password you entered originally, then select Gallery / Manage Account from the menu on the website, and update your email address there.

[ednachman]

I'm having problems uploading. Anyway, I think I can explain my problem. I want a complete picture to morph into a portion of another picture.

[ednachman]

I keep getting this message when attempting to upload a morph, "The host reported an error uploading the morph, please try again later." What was the error in uploading and how can I correct the situation?

[ednachman]

My upload is over 11MB. Is that the problem?

[ednachman]

I finally uploaded to YouTube. Here is the address:http://www.youtube.com/v/BC6NZCEce_4

[Ark]

Yes, the maximum file size Galleries supports is currently 2MB.

[Ark]

For the type of effect you are going for, you may not even want to use a morph, that is a fairly simple fade and scene shrink that most video editing programs could probably do by themselves. If you want to do that in Morpheus, and you are trying to remove the border that is not morphing with it, you would probably need to either use the Industrial edition and set the dot border in the Picture Layout window so you can place dots outside the picture, or at least manually add a border of solid black around the picture before loading it into Morpheus so that you have an edge of solid color to work with.

[ednachman]

Ark,

Thanks for the advice. I am new to Adobe Premiere Pro and didn't realize I could use that effect. I'm still holding on to Morpheus, it's a great product.