Dominic Späth, Inscale by Lebeman, and PowerPoint's Morph Transition Effect

Microsoft's new Morph transition for PowerPoint has certainly made a huge impact in the field of PowerPoint design and animation. Isn't this burst of creativity visible in the type of presentations you see these days—that take PowerPoint to its limits?

Look at this presentation created by Dominic Späth, shown here as a YouTube embed:

Dominic is the owner and founder of LEBEMAN GmbH which markets the brand Inscale. Dominic is known as a leading presentation specialist with over 15 years of experience in consulting clients and leading a presentation design company. His focus is mainly on innovative presentation techniques and their most effective individual design.

I asked Dominic Späth: Why do you use the new PowerPoint Morph feature? What draws you towards this new option?

Here's Damjan's answer: PowerPoint's new Morph feature is a powerful transition tool that will allow companies to create ever more visually engaging and persuasive stories.

It allows you to create fluid animations that go well beyond Prezi's capabilities and when combined creatively with PowerPoint's interactive features you can create desktop, mobile and touchscreen presentations that just weren't possible before.

You'll be able to create multi-layered interactive diagrams allowing the user to drill down from top-level overview to the smallest detail and back, seamlessly. For events, you can create looping videos that will easily match motion graphics videos created in AfterEffects. And for that all-important keynote presentation or pitch you now have a tool that allows designers to explore full motion and captivating storytelling to help sell your ideas.

With all presentations the message is key but how you present and visualize that message is just as important and the morph tool allows you to do this in ever more compelling and persuasive ways.

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