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Tap the Time Lapse button to the right of the Cameras button.Choose a camera from the Cameras popover.Set up your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch where you want to capture action over a period of time.iStopMotion can automatically fire off a shot at an interval you choose, ranging from 0.1 second to 99.9 seconds. A time-lapse video, by contrast, needs just patience and an interesting place to point the camera. Stop-motion animations require a lot of work and even more patience to do well. You can jump back to any frame to re-take it (make sure you line up your elements accurately), or you can delete a frame by selecting it, tapping the Actions button (the wrench icon), and then tapping the Delete Frame button. Tap the Play button at any time to review what you’ve shot so far. Continue adjusting your elements and capturing photos until the scene is complete.Tap the Capture button to grab the next frame.Set your scene, and then tap the Capture button to take a shot.You can also tap the Exposure button at the top of the screen and identify an area on which to base the exposure level.Ĥ.8 See the relative position of objects between shots. On the iPad or the other device, drag the Focus indicator to a spot where you want the focus to be locked ( 4.7). Lastly, tap the Accept button on that device to establish the connection. Then, on the iPad, select the name of the camera device.
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If you’re using another iOS device as a remote camera, first launch the free iStopMotion Remote Camera app there. Tap the Cameras button at the top right area of the toolbar and choose the front or back camera. In iStopMotion, tap the New (+) button to create a new project.Create a Stop-Motion Video in iStopMotionĪlthough you could use the iPad or an iPhone to snap a bunch of photos and then stitch them together to make a stop-motion video, iStopMotion makes the process painless.
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iStopMotion for iPad by Boinx Software ($9.99) can use the iPad’s built-in camera or an iPhone (or iPod touch) with the help of the iStop-Motion Remote Camera app.
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Several apps feature an intervalometer for firing off shots at specific intervals, which can then be combined into a time-lapse video later. Since a studio offers a controlled workspace, you don’t have to deal with the whims of natural light or environment. Learn More Buy Make a Stop-Motion or Time-Lapse Video IPad for Photographers, The: Master the Newest Tool in Your Camera Bag, 3rd Edition
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