STOIK Software Morphing

Morphologic transformation is used to smoothly transform one image to another.
An almost textbook example of this sort of transformation is shown in a popular videoclip, Black Or White by Michael Jackson, where the faces of different people change one into another. From a user viewpoint, this transformation can be described as a point-to-point and area-to-area transition of one image into another.
For example, when one face transforms to another face, one should set the transition of the nose to nose, the left eye to left eye, the outline of the initial face to the outline of the destination face and so on.

Loading the source and target frames

Setting points enables points in the source image to correctly march points in the target image (For example, a nose will map to a nose)

Select the "Show lines and points on image"
To set a new point, in the source window hold [Shift] and left mouse click, the markers will appear simultaneously in both source and target windows.
Move the point in the target window as appropriate.

Notes

To draw a line hold [Ctrl] and left mouse click.
To drawing two points at the end of a line hold [Ctrl] + [Shift] and left mouse click.
Use to delete ALL lines and points.
Use to switch the sets of selected points and lines between the destination and the target images;
Use to save the lines/points to a file (*.mli)

Set Name to the file name you want.
Use to access file format and save options
Use to create the animation.
Run your animation. Note that here 5 frames at 15 frames per second is pretty quick!!

STOIK Software Ltd was founded in 1990 by graduates of the prestigious Moscow Physical Technical Institute, known internationally for its leading position both in basic research and innovative technology development. The founders of the company were talented programmers who have been perfecting their skills for years while developing image-processing software for military applications.
http://www.stoik.com/
To obtain a copy of Hijack morph search for Hijack and Morph on Alta Vista. (It is registered as freeware).