Setting up a proper morph can take a LOOOONG time with any morpher, but MM helps with a 'propagate' feature that does a surprisingly good job of estimating where the next point should be placed. Once you've set everything up (the points), then you can control, by layers, what gets morphed, when, how much and also control the fade speed: This is probably the coolest feature of the program. You can also limit where the morphing happens, to help eliminate 'tearing' of the background, etc.
It's a blast to work with. If you are just interested in still-to-still morphing, there are a number of free ones out there that do a pretty good job. For professional results, or if you need to do movie-to-movie morphing, though, your choices are much more limited. WinImages:Morph does video to video morphing also, but it is a pain in the ass to set it up (they can learn a thing or two from Stoik's approach to the problem.)
Their support team responds quickly to questions, also.
Russell
It's a blast to work with. If you are just interested in still-to-still morphing, there are a number of free ones out there that do a pretty good job. For professional results, or if you need to do movie-to-movie morphing, though, your choices are much more limited. WinImages:Morph does video to video morphing also, but it is a pain in the ass to set it up (they can learn a thing or two from Stoik's approach to the problem.)
Their support team responds quickly to questions, also.
Russell