RE:Flex Morph - Morphing between moving images

[SHKAAL887]

The footage that I want to morph to can be seen behind the footage I'm morphing from, is there any way to fix this?

[revisionfx]

@SHKAAL887 You can simply turn off the visibility of the layer that is in the way.

[evilnursing]

may i KNOW where is the link for the basic tutorial because i dont have idea on the MORPH...thanks

[revisionfx]

@evilnursing If you go to the RE:Flex for AE playlist, here on YouTube, you will See the RE:Flex Basics 1 and Basics 2, tutorials as well as several others.

[LovundProduction]

Would this work equally good if you use a non-keyed footage and a moving camera?

[revisionfx]

@LovundProduction Yes but it can be a bit more work, and you will probably need to create a shape around the area that you morph (using the boundary shape feature). Also, you will get the best results with any morph when key features of both sides match up pretty close at some point.

[LIKANDROMAX]

veeery usefull tutorial, thanks a lot!

[revisionfx]

@LIKANDROMAX You are very welcome. Glad it helped you.

[HoT1rap1]

how to download ReVision plugin inside After Effects

plzz

[revisionfx]

@HoT1rap1 If you download RE:Flex from our website, it has an installer that will put it in the right place.

[kingk00]

much thanks

[kingk00]

great vid, i havent tried yet just wanted to use your vid as an example for me, is greenscreen a must?

[revisionfx]

@kingk00 No Greenscreen is not a must. If your backgrounds do not match, you will need to either use a boundary shape to isolate your area to be morphed, or use more splines to morph the background elements. You can watch some of the earlier Morph tutorials to get more info on boundary shapes or check the online docs.

[IanLeoTV]

Wow thanks! All your morphing tutorials really help! Thanks again! :)

[revisionfx]

@IanLeoTV You are welcome.  I am glad you like the tutorials.