Creating a Seamless Morph Effect in After Effects [No Plug-ins Needed]

🎥 This video is about creating a morph effect in Adobe After Effects using two still images and the time warp effect.

💻 To achieve the morph effect, start by creating a new composition with a resolution of 1200 by 1200 and a frame rate of 30 fps.

📷 Use still images, such as faces, and match the eyes to fill the frame for a better result.

🎥 The video demonstrates how to create a morph effect in After Effects without using any plug-ins.

🔗 To create the effect, the video recommends making one image one frame and the other image the next frame, and then creating a precomposition.

⏱️ The duration of the transition should be adjusted in the composition settings, typically around 3 seconds.

⏱️ Using the time warp effect in After Effects to adjust the duration of an effect.

🔄 Understanding the relationship between frame rate and speed adjustment in the time warp effect.

➗ Applying appropriate speed adjustments based on the frame rate used in the project.

📖 Understanding the math involved is crucial for achieving accurate transitions in After Effects.

🔁 Adjusting the error threshold can create a smooth and visually pleasing morph effect.

⚖️ Weights play a significant role in achieving the desired outcome in After Effects.

👉 Start by changing one element at a time to achieve the desired effect.

✨ Using the time warp effect simplifies the morphing transition.

🔗 Share your projects in the comments for inspiration.