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Published: 2016-09-01 15:48:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 26884; Favourites: 342; Downloads: 328
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Last time we focused on growing jennypoussin muscle. This time we focused on her other great assets.An animated breast expansion morph of
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Best reply ever!!!
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You're the MASTER at making me even bustier!!!
If I ever go bigger again ... maybe you can claim a lil responsibility!! giggle
LOVE the animation: total FAVE! Β Β Β Β Β BIG KISSΒ Β
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Haha, I'll take that resonsibility
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I am really liking these new animations, can I ask what tech you use for them?
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Thanks. It's relatively easy and low tech using Photoshop. Not sure if Gimp has similar capabilities. Here's my quick tutorial.
β’ Place your before & after pics on separate Photoshop layers
β’ Open the "Timeline" window, make sure it's set to Animations" instead of video
β’ Have your "Before" pic showing only (hide the other with the eyeball icon). There should be a little thumbnail of it in the Animations timeline marked "1"
β’ I set the timing to .1 seconds and looping to Forever
β’ Select Frame 1, then use the toolbar below to duplicate the frame. It should be marked "2". Now unhide the after image.
β’ Frame 1 should show your before image, Frame 2 should show your after.
β’ Click on both frames (you may have to hold down the shift key) then click the "Tween" icon in the below toolbar. It kind of looks like a comet. I just use default settings but you can tweak as desired. This automatically creates in between frames that fade between the 2 images. It's not true video morphing but looks pretty good when moving quickly.
β’ I export as Animated GIF, but there should be some video options too
I hope this helps. I've seen way better video morphs but I don't have the software or know how.
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GIMP can do it. But with only two frames, a before and after, it is not going to be so smooth looking. You would have to make a couple of in-between frames to get a similar effect. So... advantage: Photoshop.
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That seems pretty straight forward. I had no idea photoshop could do that nowadays. Thanks a lot for taking the time to explain that.
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I am confused. I thought you were a Photoshopper.
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I am. I use adobe creative cloud.
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(Whew.) What a relief. I thought I might be having a "senior moment"!
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