Uploaded March 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A Perspective Experiment in Windows Movie Maker where I tried to use the flip transition on a mix of fullscreen 16:9 slides and very slender, smaller 2D images created in Adobe Photoshop, in order to give a sense of 3D space. Animating from a large face side into a thin edge works sort of well, but the way Movie Maker treats different axis isn't perfect. :( The basic designs I used for testing are also less than HD...
Music used: Towards The End by Ridvan Düzey (Machinimasound.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons CC-BY 3.0 Unported License | machinimasound.com/license
A Perspective Experiment in Windows Movie Maker where I tried to use the flip transition on a mix of fullscreen 16:9 slides and very slender, smaller 2D images created in Adobe Photoshop, in order to give a sense of 3D space. Animating from a large face side into a thin edge works sort of well, but the way Movie Maker treats different axis isn't perfect. :( The basic designs I used for testing are also less than HD...
Music used: Towards The End by Ridvan Düzey (Machinimasound.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons CC-BY 3.0 Unported License | machinimasound.com/license

![Edge Detection - Morphing Animation | Abstract Video Art
Using the edge detect visual filter in Windows Movie Maker (over a morphing animation I made in the same software) to create this video.
White background.
A lot of cross-fading (and a few other transitions) went on to make the desired effect happen. I also used the threshold effect to get the edges as sharp as I could. It looks really cool in HD, but in full-screen there are still some quality problems to iron out...
Download the original images used here: [DeviantArt Link]...
Music used: Sakura by Ridvan Düzey (Machinimasound.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons CC-BY 3.0 Unported License | https://machinimasound.com/license Edge Detection - Morphing Animation | Abstract Video Art](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/5bY3_eO3m7U/mqdefault.jpg)








