<p>Instead of its key purpose, can I apply that effect (the effect we get when applied to a face) to other objects as well? If I can't do that with this method, is there an another way? 
Thanks in advance</p>

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2018-05-19T12:11:25.920Z
No, and if you try the Adobe police will come and send you to prison. I shouldn't even be speaking to you, you're using an effect in an unapproved fashion, don't you know how much trouble you're in?
stib
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2018-05-19T12:11:30.910Z
Seriously, tell us, what happened when you tried?
stib
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2018-05-19T19:38:20.933Z
it takes forever to "Analyze in background"
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<premiere><transitions>
Morph cut anything in Premiere
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# Morph cut anything in Premiere

(Asked by: username_0 on 2018-05-17)

Instead of its key purpose, can I apply that effect (the effect we get when applied to a face) to other objects as well? If I can't do that with this method, is there an another way?
Thanks in advance

**Tags:** premiere, transitions

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: No, and if you try the Adobe police will come and send you to prison. I shouldn't even be speaking to you, you're using an effect in an unapproved fashion, don't you know how much trouble you're in?  
> **username_1**: Seriously, tell us, what happened when you tried?  
> **username_0**: it takes forever to "Analyze in background"  

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