In this project, the eyes are morphed from open to closed. This type of seamless closure of elements, where they "pinch off" from visible (the pupil and sclera, here) to nothing requires a lot from the morphing software - it's something you won't see done well (or at all!) by competing morph software.

We had some fun with the hair too; one photograph was taken in normal portrait orientation, but in the other, she was actually upside down in a yoga position, and her hair had fallen back. After flipping the image upright, we aligned some of the major hair areas to show the change in position. This is also tough for morphing software to do well. That's why people's hair is typically hidden, or slicked back, in most morphing demos.

Note that these are low-resolution demonstration animations only. Our software can and does produce cinema-quality, true color output at any resolution, at any frame rate, using any mix of source image resolutions.