Why I buy this one ?
- Ideal supplement for any Digital Hub; fun for parents and the kids
- Tool for stop-motion animation (claymation) and time-lapse recording
- Captured frames stored uncompressed to deliver highest possible resolution
- Adobe Photoshop and Final Cut can be used for further editing
- Used by educators, and professional and amateur film makers

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What our customer's say!

"Beware - Wrong Version", I could be wrong, but I do not see the version number listed on this product. I ordered this software last week. What was shipped to me was version 1.1. When I installed it, I found that there was a new version (2.0) that would cost me $10 more to upgrade. I wrote to the company (Boinx), but to no avail.

I have not used this product yet, so I can not comment about its functioning.

"Made my big hit with this", If you're looking for something for your Mac that anyone can use, this is it! Simple, high quality, and handy tools outline this product. I made my first claymation with this and it went over so well, the band--Jars of Clay--put it on their website! You can check out my videos on YouTube under user name sgtjlopez --Dead Man Carry Me Claymation was my first one.

"The best gift!", The kids love it! They can't wait to get home to create movies with the toys they already own. They also shoot video about themselves. iStopMotion is a very creative, powerful, yet simple to use piece of software. Great product!

"Hours of fun", My son asked for this software for Christmas last year, after he discovered the joy of stop-motion animation. Even with the limited camera placement options available with my laptop's built-in iSight camera, he enjoys making Legos and Hot Wheels zoom around the room.

I have to imagine that software of this caliber would have cost professional animaters thousands of dollars just a few years ago, and I can hardly believe that we live in a time when it is inexpensive enough to serve to entertain a kid on a quiet evening.