Christoph Vonrhein
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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=1010017Morphing 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 -
We 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=1010017Morphing 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. This is because “Morphing FX” uses some functions of the FxPlug plugin interface that FCP is unaware of.
Our second morph plugin package “The Morph-collection” works with all versions of Final Cut Pro and Final Cut Express.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 Vonrhein -
I have also seen that effect once. It was strange, as there was no reason for a shift in any way. Somwhow FCP has a little problem with the “hidden slug” when you want to fade to or from black.
This is why I wrote a (very!) small Cross Dissolve plugin, which, at least on my system, solved the problem.
You may download the plugin here for free:
https://www.chv-plugins.com/tmp/CHV-CrossDissolve.dmg
Let me know if this one solves your problem.
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Christoph Vonrhein -
> Those CHV filters are very similar to the CGM set – probably not suprising as
> they’re both based on the same fx script language, I suppose.Actually these plugins just look similar, because I wrote a bunch of “his” plugins back a couple of years ago.
In addition, all FX-Script plugins are bound to the look-and-feel of Final Cut Pro. There is only one user interface that can be used by FX-Script plugins…. and, unfortunately, it can’t be changed or modified by the plugins. All sliders, color controls, checkboxes… and so on, look exactly the same, no matter who wrote the plugin.
cheers
Christoph Vonrhein
https://www.chv-plugins.com