Boinx Software: The Porsche Engineers of Software!
Thursday, February 04, 2010 - Permalink
I thought you would like to see this slideshow I created to test FotoMagico Pro with my new Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS3. I upgraded to this 10 megapixel camera from my older 5 megapixel camera and I expected I would have to downsize the higher-resolution photos, but FotoMagico easily handled them and didn't even stutter. I also dragged and dropped two HD movies (1280 X 720) which FotoMagico displays beautifully. The first movie of a mountain stream was shot with the new camera and the second is the animated logo at the end. The animation was created in Keynote and exported as a HD movie -- it is so easy to incorporate the best of Keynote into FotoMagico. Unlike Keynote, I really like the way FotoMagico can handle multiple audio tracks, and it so easy to match the timing of the audio to the photos. This slideshow makes use of the audio ducking feature in the movie of the mountain stream -- I adjusted the ducking to lower the music volume so the running water can be heard more easily. You'll also notice the use of other great FotoMagico features including Zoom transitions, animation variations, and slow transition speeds. Boinx products are so slick... you guys are truly the Porsche engineers of software!
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The Elephant's Bank
Monday, February 01, 2010 - Permalink
Valentin Collin & friends produced an animation about a bold bank hold-up. Created with iStopMotion and a lot of creativity.
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Grannfejden
Friday, January 29, 2010 - Permalink
Claymation movie with interesting "smelling" storyline. Made at Gerlesborgsskolan in Bohuslän, Sweden. Created with iStopMotion.
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Reach for the Stars
Monday, January 25, 2010 - Permalink
Using iStopMotion, iMovie, Audacity and Final Cut Pro, Aaron Young created an inspirational claymation movie about an alien trying to grab a star.
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Clayburn TV - Jan. 22
Monday, January 25, 2010 - Permalink
Jenna & Taylor, the anchorwomen of ClayburnTV, presenting school news. Made with BoinxTV.
(LEGO)-Apple Store Munich (iWash) brickfilm SHOW-Event
Monday, January 25, 2010 - Permalink
Making of iWash Ad. Created live at a two hour workshop and show about brickfilming, stop-motion and Boinx iStopMotion at the Apple Store Munich.
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Something in the AIR - NEW Apple Products 2010
Saturday, January 23, 2010 - Permalink
"This movie shows the new Apple product line coming in 2010. It was created partly live at a workshop in the Apple Store Munich, at January 22nd, 2010. The first part where the truck arrives is made in the session inside the Apple Store Munich. golego was invited in the Apple Store by Boinx Software (creaters of iStopMotion) and Apple, to show in an artist-event, what brickfilming is and how it works."
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Timelapse en Horta
Friday, January 22, 2010 - Permalink
Impressive time lapse study by asamaranch, created with iStopMotion.
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Zapp Motion - Stop Motion ft. Indiana Jones, Bruce Lee...
Friday, January 22, 2010 - Permalink
ShimShimanski created this stop motion movie about a guy zapping in front of his television for his studies. Created with a Nikon D40x, iStopMotion and Adobe Premier Pro CS4.
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Streaming Media Magazine: "BoinxTV - the video bargain of the year"
Monday, January 18, 2010 - Permalink
Sherman Schlar reviewed BoinxTV for Streaming Media magazine and compared it with existing Windows-based and hardware broadcast solutions:
"While video overlay programs exist for Windows PCs, most are fairly basic and can’t match the features found in BoinxTV. To accomplish the same thing in studio hardware, you’d need a live switcher, titler, and character generator, logo generator, and chromakey system. Did I mention the video overlay stopwatch and video graphics display engine? Ka-ching. BoinxTV installed on a Mac for less than $2,000 just might be the video bargain of the year."


