First play with morphing in Gimp.

[Steve Ward]

Thanks to Ianp for introducing me to this clever little plug-in for Gimp.

Took a while to get my head around it but shall be using it again for sure ... just need some decent close-ups now to play with ... hope the file's not too big , if it is I'll load to Photobucket if it takes gifs.

Might take a while to load ... ?

[cshahar]

I don't see it Steve. Did you tag it properly?

-Charles

[David Smith]

Looks good to me Steve. I must have a play with this at some point.

[Mick J]

That looks great Steve, well done, looks like a zoom in and pan but of course I know it's frames morphing,

I know it's a test run for you but over what time scale and number of frames ? thanks.

[Steve Ward]

Hi Mick ,

Two frames from early September on consecutive days , with 20 ( I think ) steps inbetween them.

[Iainp]

Brilliant! My work here is done 

Iain 

[Davey-T]

Nicely done Steve, I've resisted downloading any more software to my groaning hard disc 

Dave

[Pete Presland]

It did take a while to load , but we'll worth the wait. That's is very effective,  something else to try!

[laudropb]

Very nice Steve.

[johnfosteruk]

Great work Steve, let's see more of those.

[cshahar]

Interesting effect Steve. I would love to compare it to what really happened. there must be a high correlation between the two.

-Charles

[Steve Ward]

I'll have a play in JHelioviewer and run up an SDO comparison later for you ... 

[Drop Of Sun]

Two frames? Impressive stuff, Sir! I would not have guessed two frames.