I have two plugin packages to create a morph effect. The difference between our two Morph plugin packages lies in the used plugin interface technology.
The Morph-collection
This package runs with Final Cut Pro (all versions) and Final Cut Express (all versions).
Info page:
https://www.chv-plugins.com/cms/Fx-Script/Morph-collection/Morph-collection.php?navanchor=1010017
Morphing FX
This package runs only with Motion (2.1.2, 3 and up).
Info page:
https://www.chv-plugins.com/cms/FxPlug/Morphing/Morphing.php?navanchor=1010020
“Morphing FX” only works with Motion and not with FCP, yet, even though it is a FxPlug plugin package. The reason for that is “Morphing FX” uses some functions of the FxPlug plugin interface that FCP is unaware of. My other morph plugin package “The Morph-collection” works with all versions of Final Cut Pro and Final Cut Express because it based on the Fx-Script plugin interface.
Morphing FX is easier to handle, because of the better user interface of Motion compared to Final Cut Pro. If you have the Final Cut Studio 2 package then I would suggest that you go for Morphing FX and use it with Motion, but you can also buy the Morph-collection and create the morph effect with Final Cut Pro.
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Christoph