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"Back in the days" image morphing software was somewhat popular. It could be fun project to run these images through some automated tool to create a continuous
by jpalomaki 11y ago
"Back in the days" image morphing software was somewhat popular. It could be fun project to run these images through some automated tool to create a continuous video of one image morphing to another then to third and so on.
- martin-adams 11y agoYou might not need to morph it, just play it back at 24 fps and the results might be quite interesting. Essentially the hard work of interpolating frames has been taken care of by choosing a slow progression of one image to the next.