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Stop motion
- Thread starter Garlik
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If no one can help you.. you might want to look into iStopMotion, it seems to work quite well. Hopefully someone can help you with iMovie though.
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Yeah, for stop movie type work I usually recommend iStopMotion. It's affordable and works quite nicely. Other than that, I don't really know much as I don't actually do any stop motion. I did try out iStopMotion for the fun of it and if I got into stop motion, that'd probably be the app I'd work with.
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