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morphing
morph 1 M0425900 (môrf)n. An allomorph.
[From morpheme.]
morph 2 M0425900 (môrf)n. One of various distinct forms of a species (such as color variant) or of an organism during different parts of its life cycle.
[From Greek morphē, form, shape.]
morph 3 M0425900 (môrf)v. morphed, morph·ing, morphs v.tr. To transform (an image) by computer: cinematic special effects that morphed the villain into a snake.v.intr. To be transformed: "By morning all his hurt feelings had morphed into mischief" (Dana Adam Shapiro).
[Shortening of metamorphose.]morphing (ˈmɔːfɪŋ) n (Computer Science) a computer technique used for graphics and in films, in which one image is gradually transformed into another image without individual changes being noticeable in the process[C20: from metamorphosis]morph•ing (ˈmɔr fɪŋ)
n. the smooth transformation of one image into another by computer, as in a motion picture. [1985-90] Translationsmorphosemorfismotrasformazione di immaginimorphing
morphing a computer technique used for graphics and in films, in which one image is gradually transformed into another image without individual changes being noticeable in the process morphing (graphics)The animated transformation of one image intoanother by gradually distorting the first image so as to movecertain chosen points to the position of corresponding pointsin the second image.
Compare tweening.morphingThe gradual transforming of one image into another. Although the conversion may only take a second, all the interim stages are visible. Common morphing sequences are changing an inanimate object into an animal, such as from a car to a tiger. Morphing is also done with similar objects; for example, transforming one car model into another. The term comes from metamorphosis, which means a profound change.
Mark the Prominent Points
Morphing software works by marking the prominent points around the edges, tips and corners of the objects in the before and after images. The points are used to mathematically compute the in-between stages from one object to the other. See tweening.
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| The prominent points of both the before and after images are marked in Gryphon's Morph software, which computes all the in-between stages. (Image courtesy of Gryphon Software Corporation.) |
 | | A Morphing Sequence |
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| This morphing was performed by Andover's VideoCraft program. The start, end and three in- between stages were captured for this example. (Images courtesy of Andover Advanced Technologies.) |
 | | A Morphing Sequence |
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| This morphing was performed by Andover's VideoCraft program. The start, end and three in- between stages were captured for this example. (Images courtesy of Andover Advanced Technologies.) |
 | | A Morphing Sequence |
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| This morphing was performed by Andover's VideoCraft program. The start, end and three in- between stages were captured for this example. (Images courtesy of Andover Advanced Technologies.) |
 | | A Morphing Sequence |
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| This morphing was performed by Andover's VideoCraft program. The start, end and three in- between stages were captured for this example. (Images courtesy of Andover Advanced Technologies.) |
 | | A Morphing Sequence |
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| This morphing was performed by Andover's VideoCraft program. The start, end and three in- between stages were captured for this example. (Images courtesy of Andover Advanced Technologies.) |
MedicalSeemorphMORPHING
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| MORPHING➣Metamorphosing |
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