iStopMotion for iPad (also available for iPhone).
#Istopmotion 2.1 for mac#
iStopMotion for Mac (you can use the free trial version). Scroll down for an example of what this feature looks like in iStopMotion for Mac. The most useful feature of a stop motion app is the ability to use onion-skinning. I’ve used my iPhone and iPad cameras (with appropriate apps) and got good results, but now I use a $60 HP webcam so that I have more freedom with where to position it. There’s no point in using a higher quality digital camera for stop motion because the process will take you 4x as long and all the extra pixels you captured will just be wasted. These cameras allow you to use the “onion skinning” feature in stop motion apps, while most other kinds of digital cameras do not. What makes an app designed specifically for stop motion is that it has “onion skinning,” which allows you to see a “ghost image” of where your characters were in your last shot, so you can easily line them up for the next shot. (3) A mobile or desktop app specifically for capturing stop motion Here’s an early version of my table top set for stop motion with clay: You do NOT want to have to set up and break down your stage every time you want to record some new material! (2) Table top surface devoted to your stage You can animate: paper cutouts, clay figures, action figures, LEGOS, household objects, food, and just about anything else you can think of. 
Objects may include those that resemble people or animals, such as puppets, dolls, clay figures, toys, and so on, or any other object that might plausibly “come alive” in order to tell a story. A series of photos of inanimate objects that were repositioned in tiny increments to create the illusion that they’re “alive” and are moving or behaving with a purpose.
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