[Internet_Pirate]

I've been into morphing for quite some time, but lately I've been wanting to learn how to morph videos. Anyone have suggestions for software? I'm curious if any guides exist as well. xD

[Palomine]

I'm not sure that I've ever seen any online guides for breast morphing specifically, though if you're willing to spend some time with the forum search tool, you may find posts where other users have asked the same question and perhaps gotten some info in response. In addition, you could contact via PM the artists who's work you enjoy... perhaps they'll be able to reply and lend some advice about tools/techniques.

I'm not a morpher but I've done a fair bit of animation/animated effects in RL, so if you can't find any breast-morph guides I'd strongly suggest just finding some tutorial/guides for the software that can do morphing. Years ago, Elastic Reality used to be the package of choice, but I'm sure by now there are other programs. Morphing moving footage generally involves setting keyframes over time to control the progress of the morph and then after the footage is rendered (with the morph changes) there's often a compositing step where the morphed and original/unmorphed sequences are combined using a matte (mask) in order to "repair" any parts of the frame that were distorted that weren't supposed to be (background area generally). Motion tracking tools can sometimes be used for both the morph keyframing and compositing tasks if they're available... otherwise you've gotta adjust various points on your keys manually.

Again, that's just one method and as mentioned, I don't do it myself. Try search, contact some video morphers, and start looking at manuals for visual effects software that supports morphing (or at least warp/distortion with a mesh if not actual full-on morphing, as well as motion tracking and keyframe animation in general).

Good luck!