iStopMotion2 Home Edition – A Fantastic Software Application

Have you ever wanted to create your own animation on the computer but felt intimidated by the applications needed to pull off a reasonably decent looking project? They’re hard to learn, right? Wrong.

Fret no more! iStopMotion2 Home Edition by Boinx Software is just what you need to create and edit an animated stop-motion type project.

The Home Edition of iStopMotion2 can use digital stills, digital video, or the built-in iSight as sources of content to work with. From there it’s a matter of using the time line to edit panes, smooth over transitions, and add backgrounds. Anyone can do it!

Obviously, the more expensive Express and Pro versions offer some “power” features, as one would expect.

The Home version is aimed at the more casual user, yet is still a creative and educational experience no matter your skill level.

For a comparison chart of features between the Home, Express, and Pro versions, link here.

iStopMotion2 is the type of intuitive software that allows the user to learn while trying it instead of the need to pour over a manual or training exercise.

Get your copy here.

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