Gryphon Software
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Gryphon Software's Morph was the first commercially available morphing software program for personal computers. Gryphon Software was founded in 1991 by Duane Maxwell and Gabriel Wilensky.
Product versions included:
- 1.0 - Allowed morphing between 2 pictures and creating a movie of the morph
- 2.0 - Allowed morphing between pictures and video
- 2.5 - New curve feature, Windows version, flipbook creator
Gryphon Software's Morph 2.5 was the original award-winning Windows/Mac morphing software that was used extensively in the movies (e.g.: Bram Stoker's Dracula, Robin Hood: Men in Tights) and TV commercials and featured on the cover of Time Magazine twice. Morph 2.5 allowed one to create video-strength morphing animations on the PC, and it could play morphing sequences in QuickTime, AVI and FLC or FLI formats, turn the morph into a screen saver or print a transformation sequence as a flip book.
External links
- Book: CD-Morph [1]
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