Stop-Motion & Time-Lapse Camera
Shoot frame by frame with an onion skin, or let the camera capture itself every few seconds — then export a video clip, an animated GIF or all frames as a ZIP.
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How to use it (step by step)
- 1Start the camera, or add photos you already have as the frames of the animation.
- 2In Stop-motion mode, move the object a little and press Capture frame. The faint picture on top is the previous frame (onion skin) so you can judge the movement.
- 3In Time-lapse mode, choose how often to capture, press Start time-lapse, and leave the camera pointing at the scene; it counts down between shots.
- 4Pick the playback speed and export: video clip (plays in real time while it records), animated GIF (instant), or all frames as a ZIP.
Words to know
- GIF
- A short, silent, looping animation file.
- ZIP
- One file that holds many files inside, like a folder you can send.
- Frame
- One single picture of a video. Videos show about 30 frames every second.
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