A very nice time lapse of the Samsung/RadioShack 500 by Fort Worth, Texas' Star Telegram staff member Ross Hailey:

"iStopMotion worked great again, running all day on an iBook G3, it produced as expected without any problems. Thanks!"

Sven has a couple of movies at his website:

• 24 hours - a time lapse from his appartment (24h compressed to 1.5 minutes)
• FWP24H - another time lapse of the Friedrich-Wilhelm-Platz
• mankind - a stop motion movie

"The time lapse functionality of iStopMotion is really cool."

Watch the American Airline Center in Dallas, TX being converted from a Dallas Stars heckey rink to a Dallas Mavericks basketball arena in just two hours on January 28th, 2006 in this amazing time lapse movie made with iStopMotion. Ross writes: "Nice product. Worked flawlessly. Thanks."

"First off, thank you so much for creating such a great product. I've been using iStopMotion quite a lot lately: my most recent example is a compilation of time lapse shots of Nishi Shinjuku (as in Tokyo, Japan)." Check out the clip on her blog. There are quite a number of interesting things happening in that time lapse. The TV can be seen in a reflection of the window and there is a nice side by side of a Japanese office and the road beside it. Very cool.

For those of you wanting to add nice footage to their movies that you can't shoot yourself: Artbeats is a recommendation by Matthieu, one of the french localisers of iStopMotion. The guys at skytimelapse.com are actually using the timelapse feature of iStopMotion to create some of their stock footage.

Yael Shulman's "The Clean Machine" is a finalist at the New York Minute Film Festival. "I used the iStopmotion software last year combining timelapse and stop motion and panning. The short film is now being viewed by famous directors, producers and actors who are the judges for the festival so your product is amazing and has gotten me to the finalist stage so far." The Clean Machine is about a manic girl who feels the need to clean after a stressful day.

This is the story of the YoYos. Into the tray and out. Into the wide world. The 6 minute Movie is iPod ready.

We took a timelapse of the first day of the show looking along the isle from our booth. The 3 minute movie is iPod ready and Herbie Hancock should be in it...

Inspired by a movie Achim made last year and Mischl's season greetings movie, I took a timelapse of setting up our christmas tree last Wednesday. Click here to watch...