This book investigates the technical capabilities and operational workflows of Gryphon Software's CD-Morph application for digital image manipulation. Patrick J. Burns provides a comprehensive manual for users seeking to master morphing and special effects software during the early era of desktop multimedia. The text outlines the specific interface controls, rendering processes, and creative techniques required to produce professional-grade visual transitions. By focusing on the software's proprietary algorithms, the author establishes a framework for transforming static images into fluid animations.

Experts recognize this text as a primary resource for early adopters of desktop animation software. Readers frequently note the practical utility of the instructions for navigating the specific constraints of the Gryphon Software environment.