This is one of those charmingly surreal uses of a classic b/w portrait with a new color one, and across generations. Really nicely done, in our opinion. We’re guessing from the file names that this is a mother-daughter combination. Thanks to wl_missnono for sending it in.

Well, we’ve had aliens, tigers and anime angels; sooner or later we were bound to enter the mythic territory of dragon lore. Thanks to Morpheus user j.reynolds, we have. Don’t mess with this guy, he looks like a tough customer, and there’s more than meets the eye. Tough getting out of the phone booth though….

Either he’s brave or his girlfriend sent it in, but thanks to Morpheus user musicmaniac313 (don’t you love how we refer to people by numbers nowadays; what would Orwell say?) for this nice gender-bending celebrity morph. Smooth!

Wazzup Talea, thanks for this classic photo montage morph with a distinctly alien twist. The truth is (still) out there!

Got this time lapse (or generation-leaping, depending) treasure in from anlongbeach.

Morpheus user spencer_murphy submitted this charming animation called "Nick & I."

Thanks to Morpheus aficionado annandrige for this animation of “Abot’s baby at 5 wks 3 days” morphing into young Cameron by the lake. A couple of young pups with a family resemblance? We think so…

Morpheus Photo Morpher got a nice writeup in the most recent edition of trade magazine Digital Photographer. To see the review, just click on the cover image below.

Well, Halloween may be over except for a smashing pumpkin or two, and Dia de los Muertos just rounding midnight, but we think this one could pass fine for any ghoulish holiday. Thanks for the trick and treat, yellek0711 – that’s kelly backwards we’re guessing, and she’s either lucky, born under the sign of Cancer or works at 7/11 – or possibly all of the above…

A girl with a beautific smile turning into a cuddly kitten is a true recipe for a feel-good morph. What makes this one special is the close attention paid to the position of the eyes, nose and mouth in the two original photos. Nice one from Morpheus user mikebell!

He’s got the sideburns, the French beret, the buttoned up shirt AND the drawing skills. We’re just wondering if those are books or DVDs. Whatever they are, they dissolve away in the simpler world of the drawn character. We also like how the lines on the shirt collar morph perfectly into the drawing. Nice work.

Helene sent this one. Fantastic grasp of timing and setup – the facial features are smoothly transitioned and the pace is nice. Care put into choosing the right photos and then plotting the transform points can really make a so-so animation into something remarkable. Way to go, Helene!

Animania! goes international with this animation that came in titled “Nous Deux.” It’s like a mini foreign movie – but no need for subtitles so no strain on your eyes!

That’s what Computer Shopper had to say about Morpheus Photo Animation Suite.

“We don’t usually have to stop reviewing a product for a laughter break, but Morpheus Photo Animation Suite really adds something to digital-image editing: fun. This $59.95 suite lets you transform one photo into another, then export the result as an animation, a movie, or a still image.”

For the full article, click here.

Smith Micro’s Consumer Group Launches Morpheus Photo Animation Suite Into Retail Market.

Company Extends Its Consumer Product Line by Entering Into Exclusive Publishing Deal With Morpheus Software

ALISO VIEJO, Calif., Oct. 5 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ — Smith Micro Software, Inc. (Nasdaq: SMSI – News) today announced it has signed an exclusive publishing agreement with Morpheus Software, LLC., a leading publisher of digital photo animation software. The company’s pioneering product, known as Morpheus Photo Animation Suite™, contains three easy-to-use, creative photo animation products — Morpher, Warper and Mixer. These products enable users to morph, distort, exaggerate, or blend portions of multiple images into a single image. More…

Also check out Smith Micro’s clean presentation of Morpheus Photo Animation Suite in the graphics section of their online software store.

Dave Graveline highlighted Morpheus Software on his radio show Into Tomorrow. Dave sent us this note: “I decided to also highlight Morpheus on our longform weekend show this week. We had good response from our Daily Feature on Morpheus and some of my staff have had some fun with the product, so I wanted to talk it up some more. You can hear the segment at the end of Hour 2 and see the additional coverage at www.graveline.com.”

Thanks Dave! Tell your staff to send us an animation or two – we’ll post them here!

We like this one for its upbeat emotion. It’s alive and preserves the happy expression of this emotion in both beast and boy, from beginning to end. We also like to see users take advantage of the backwards morph, so we can see the reverse morph as part of the animation.

We’re not sure who this Nik is, but he does a fine Belushi imitation and has wilder hair to boot. Nice slow and strange – animania indeed!

No, it’s not the less-than-thrilling band that Bob Weir formed after the demise of the Grateful Dead, alas, but rather a rat smoothly transitioning into a chihuahua, submitted by Morpheus user revilohm. Stay tuned, we have a bunch more user animations in the queue!