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Free warping of an image
Step 2


Create now as many "transition points" as you want on the picture.

Put them on the most characteristic points of the image, those you want to move and also the ones you wish to fix at their place.

When you have created these points, go to the next step .
 



You also can
create a transparent zone

This function is very useful when you want to combine this animation with other ones, using the Combiner mode.


You can also use if necessary the numerous functions of the Image menu:
Frame | Align to previous
Align active frame to previous frame so similar features are placed as close as possible.
Frame | Auto align to active frame
Auto align all frames using marker points.
Frame | Resize
High quality image resize.
Frame | Reduce frames to screen size
Automatically reduce frame sizes so that they match the screen size.
Frame | Mirror
Mirror image left <-> right.
Frame | Rotate
Rotate image.
Frame | Crop
Crop image to selection.
Frame | Colors | Brightness and contrast
Change image brightness and contrast.
Frame | Colors | Saturation
Change color saturation.
Frame | Colors | Color mapper
Image enhancement by color/histogram mapping.
Frame | Colors | Color balance
Adjust color plane levels.
Frame | Colors | Auto color correction
Find the black/whitepoint and gamma setting that gives the closest match to an equalized histogram.
Frame | Colors | Grayscale
Convert image to grayscale.
Frame | Colors | Invert
Make negative image.
Frame | Filters | Noise reduction
Adaptive filter for removing noise.
Frame | Filters | Smooth
Smooth image.
Frame | Filters | Sharpen
Sharpen image.
Frame | Filters | JPEG filter
Adaptive filter image for removing noise at 8 x 8 block edges.
Frame | Filters | De-interlace
De-interlace image from camera or TV-tuner.
Frame | Red eye removal
Makes red pupils black if a selection is made around the eyes.
to adjust the colors and contrast of any of your two images.

Other usefull functions for this task
 
-Maintain the left button of your mouse pressed to move a transition point.
Delete the active transition point (make it active by clicking on it first).
Use the [del] key of your keyboard to suppress the last created transition point.
Come then back to the transition points creation mode. Make a point active and you will be able to move it.
Use the magnifier to place your transition points with a good precision.
  • Zoom in with the left button of the mouse,
  • and zoom out with the right one.

  •  
    move around the image

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