RE:Flex After Effects

This is a very basic starter tutorial for RE:Flex Motion Morph.  You will see a step-by-step on how to setup a motion morph using open and closed splines.  After Effects 2024 was used to create this tutorial.

Timestamps:

Intro

00:00 - 00:58

Get Started

00:59 - 02:13

Lining Up

02:14 - 04:06

Pre-Compose

04:07 - 04:36

Apply RE:Flex Motion Morph

04:37 - 05:33

Setting Global Warp & Blend

05:33 - 06:12

Setting up Splines (Masks)

06:13 - 13:19

Auto Align & Smart Blend

13:19 - 13:41

Re-Cap/Conclusion

13:42 - 14:40

This screencast covers the basics on how to set up a simple warp using a closed spline within After Effects in Part 1 and Part 2 covers the basics on how to set up a simple warp using multiple open splines within After Effects.
Download Tutorial project (for AE CS4 and above)

** You can find additional and/or newer tutorials for RE:Flex in AE here: https://help.revisionfx.com/album/24/

This screencast covers the basics on how to set up a simple warp using multiple open splines within After Effects. It is part 2 of 2 (part 1 covers a closed spline).

** You can find additional and/or newer tutorials for RE:Flex in AE here: https://help.revisionfx.com/album/24/

This screencast covers the basics of setting up a warp using open and closed splines on moving imagery within After Effects.
Download Tutorial project (for AE CS4 and above)

** You can find additional and/or newer tutorials for RE:Flex in AE here: https://help.revisionfx.com/album/24/

This screencast covers the basics on morphing between still images within After Effects.
Download Tutorial project (for AE CS4 and above)

** You can find additional and/or newer tutorials for RE:Flex in AE here: https://help.revisionfx.com/album/24/

This screencast takes the basic morph a step further, explaining how to vary the splines dissolve rates and also how to add additional still-to-still morphs along the same time-line.

** You can find additional and/or newer tutorials for RE:Flex in AE here: https://help.revisionfx.com/album/24/

This screencast shows how to add additional still-to-still morphs along the same time-line for still-to-still-to-still, etc..

** You can find additional and/or newer tutorials for RE:Flex in AE here: https://help.revisionfx.com/album/24/

This lesson explains how to use Motion Morph to morph between two moving sequences in After Effects.

** You can find additional and/or newer tutorials for RE:Flex in AE here: https://help.revisionfx.com/album/24/

This screencast shows the benefits of using a matte within your morph and difference between doing a one layer morph and a two layer morph using a matte.

** You can find additional and/or newer tutorials for RE:Flex in AE here: https://help.revisionfx.com/album/24/

This lesson shows two examples of using the features "Auto Align" and "Smart Blend" options to get faster and easier results when morphing in After Effects.

A special thank you goes out to Michael Britt (www.imagemechanics.com) for providing source material for this tutorial.

** You can find additional and/or newer tutorials for RE:Flex in AE here: https://help.revisionfx.com/album/24/

This lesson explains how to morph to create a seamless transition to replace missing frames when using RE:Flex Morph in After Effects.

A special thank you goes out to Michael Britt (www.imagemechanics.com) for providing source material for this tutorial.

** You can find additional and/or newer tutorials for RE:Flex in AE here: https://help.revisionfx.com/album/24/

This lesson explains how to use Motion Morph to create a seamless loop in After Effects.

** You can find additional and/or newer tutorials for RE:Flex in AE here: https://help.revisionfx.com/album/24/

In this tutorial, Mary Poplin shows how to use Mocha to speed the process tracking of important features of a model’s face.  The tracked splines are then used with RE:Flex Warp to make the model a bit thinner.  A similar technique could be employed that used Mocha to track two sequences and import the open splines for use with RE:Flex Motion Morph for tracking assistance when producing a morph on two moving sequences.

In this tutorial, you will learn the basic steps needed to create a morph between moving images.

Special Thanks to credit Amy Seiwert's Imagery ( http://www.asimagery.org ) for providing footage for this tutorial.

This screencast takes the Moving Morph a step further, explaining how to vary the splines dissolve rates and also how to use the Control Image to fine tune your results.
Special Thanks to credit Amy Seiwert's Imagery ( http://www.asimagery.org ) for providing footage for this tutorial.