Morph Transitions
The Morph Transition creates a fun metamorphosis effect by analyzing the content in one clip and blending it into the content of the next clip.
You can customize how the morph transition occurs by setting a guide line for each clip to help determine the area of focus for the transition, such as a horizon line. You can then preview the transition and make adjustments to the guide line and length (duration) of the transition. The guide line determines how the transition will be applied, so feel free to experiment with the positioning until you achieve a result you like.
Morph transitions work best between clips that have similar reference points and clips that are the same dimensions.
You can set reference points to customize Morph Transition results.
To add a Morph Transition1 In the Library, click the Transition category button 
, choose F/X from the Gallery drop-down menu or in the Search box, type Morph.
, choose F/X from the Gallery drop-down menu or in the Search box, type Morph.2 Drag the Morph Transition thumbnail to the Timeline, between two clips.
3 Preview the results in the Player panel. To adjust the duration of the transition or to set where the transition starts and ends, drag the edges of the transition in the Timeline. You can stop here if you like the results.
4 If you want to edit the transition, double-click the transition in the Timeline to open the Options panel, and click Customize.
5 In the Morph Transition window, compare the orange transition guide lines in the Start and End area.
6 In the Start area and End area, drag to set the nodes for the orange guide line that will be used as a reference point.
• You can add nodes by clicking the guide line.
• You can delete nodes by right-clicking a node and choosing Delete or Delete All (for all but the first and last node).
7 In the Preview area, use the playback controls to preview the transition.
8 If required, adjust the guide lines to fine tune the transformation.
9 Click OK to exit the editor and to return to the Timeline.