Morpthing effects costs lowered thanks to Amiga

Clip taken from BBC Tomorrow World in 1991 about how a home computer (Amiga A3000) can now offer Morpthing effects, something that was very popular in the early 90s for TV adverts, Music video and films, (Terminator 2 is likly the best know one)

[@benutzer_definiert]

got mine A3000 in 1992, after A500, A2000 - best memory's of the old times

[@ArttuTheCat]

This Amiga demonstration video is retrospectively awesome 😺👍🕹️.
It deserves a big retrospective like 👍
from Vantaa, Finland 🇫🇮.
😺👍🕹️.

[@dave4shmups]

So the syrup commercials were done on an Amiga too? It makes me wonder if the morphing at the end of the Michael Jackson music video, “Black or White” were done on an Amiga?

[@endwigast5212]

@dave4shmups - No, you totally misunderstood. The man-and-lion morphing was done on an Amiga. But when the lady went to visit the animation expert, that expert was using high-end computers, not Amiga.

[@dave4shmups]

@@endwigast5212 OK, thanks for the reply!

[@tekk9995]

Only Amiga :)

[@endwigast5212]

@tekk9955 - But only for a brief while, from 1985 to 1989. From 1990 onwards, Amiga quickly lost ground as a 16/32-bit gaming and multimedia machine.