Makeover Time-Lapse
Before flows into after, in one continuous shot.
What it does
The before/after pair is decorating’s oldest trick, and this is its moving version: the room you started with dissolving — furniture clearing, surfaces changing, light warming — into the design you finished with, in one fixed-camera shot. Because BOTH ends of the clip are pinned to your images, the structure holds far better than any free camera move: the model interpolates between two truths instead of extrapolating past one. It is the most reliable clip in the catalog and the most satisfying to send.
How to use it
- 1Chain from any design made from a photo — before and after come along automatically.
- 2Or upload the pair by hand: before first, after second, same viewpoint.
- 3Five or six seconds reads best.
- 4Watch it through once before it goes anywhere public.
Questions
- Why does this hold together better than the tour?
- Both first and last frames are pinned to your images, so the model fills a bounded gap rather than inventing beyond an edge. Two anchors beat one.
- Do the two photos need the same angle?
- As close as you can manage — the fixed-camera illusion is the product. Designs chained from a photo have this for free, which is why chaining is the recommended path.