FX Morph 3.0

Whats new in version 3.0:
Enhanced the interface

Publisher review:
FX Morph is an image morphing and warping tool designed to create morphing images and animation sequences in real time. The rendering engine takes advantage of Direc3D hardware acceleration, and makes it possible to play final effects in real time. Feature line mask make it easy to only morph one part of the image, such as only change one person's face to another person's face, and the body keep no change.you can even create amazing effects with Background, Mask, Foreground, Transition, Light and In&out effects (include wipe (11 types), scale, color change, fly, twist, page curl, page turn, wave, water etc).Flash, animated GIF, AVI, JPEG, and other formats are supported. FX Morph comes with all the tools you need to resize, flip, cut and adjust color of the source images.
Requirements:
DirectX 9.0

Operating system:
WinXP,Windows2000,WinNT 4.x

Limitations:
Water mark on the ouput image

Release notes:
Major Update

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