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transforming pictures into one
by aldie garcia on Apr 11, 2008 at 10:16:56 am

Hi! I wonder how to animate as of the work of Mr. Stern in his tutorial in turning animated text into a face of Einstein.But in my case, I will make a slide show of faces of a model then I'll zoom out from the video then it will turn to a million and will finally formed of a face. Thus, those picture will be more likely the pixel of the picture of the formed face.


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