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WinImages retails for $199.95; about $80 more then Gryphon's product. When you go for that extra outlay to buy WinImages:morph, here's some of what you get that you do not, as I currently understand it, get with Gryphons product: Much better multitasking (no, lets say you actually GET multitasking as opposed to not getting it…:) ; the ability to do motion morphing; targa alpha channel support; much faster display capabilities; more flexible zooming; you don't have to have MicroSoft's "Video For Windows" installed (Gryphon requires this); faster generation of morphs, _especially_ larger ones; considerably better image file format compatibility; higher quality output image rendering; more display (editing) options, by which I mean the method used to view the working area; flexible local velocity and transparency curves assignable to groups or single control points. That's the essence of the differences of which I am aware now; however, I've only seen the demo of Gryphon's morph, for which these observations are definitely accurate. We *should* be receiving the Gryphon product tomorrow (Monday), it was shipped UPS red to us from one of our dealers Friday. If there are differences that would change this (either way – more advantages for us, or something I've mistakenly understood the Gryphon product to not handle), I'll post that data as soon as I've been thru their product. Ana, please note that I am the president of the company that makes WinImages:morph. I'm quite honest, but I realize there is no way for you to verify that… :^) So check out these issues – you'll see I'm telling you the truth.