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xScope, Fantastical, more available for just $10 in new MacHeist bundle

by Mike Schramm (Apr 17th, 2013)

The latest bundle from MacHeist has just gone live, and it's a good one. There are six apps in the bundle, and they're a steal at a price of just US$9.99: You'll get the great xScope measuring tools for designers, Fantastical's excellent calendar app, Boinx's stupendous iStopMotion, ...

Boinx offers Spring savings on its "Home" products

by Dana Franklin (May 21st, 2011)

From now until Monday, May 23, Mac users with a craving to create can save a bundle on iStopMotion Home, FotoMagico Home, or BoinxTV Home when purchased through the Mac App Store. Each product is available for US$9.99 during the sale announced by the German software maker Boinx earlier this ...

Boinx Software's early push on the Mac App Store

by Mike Schramm (Jan 27th, 2011)

Here at Macworld in San Francisco, CA, we had a chance yesterday to sit down with Boinx Software CEO Oliver Breidenbach, both to hear about the new BoinxTV Home, and also to chat about how the company is doing two weeks into the Mac App Store. The company has been quite aggressive with Mac App ...

iStopMotion adds tilt-shift effect to animation tool

by Michael Rose (Nov 19th, 2010)

For hobbyists and weekend filmmakers, playing around with stop motion and timelapse image capture is an enticing way to create memorable movies. On the Mac, the most user-friendly and accessible app for these projects is iStopMotion from Boinx. Starting at US$49 for the basic Home version, ...

Time-lapse tips for your Mac and iPhone

by Mike Schramm (Dec 29th, 2009)

I've been messing around with more video lately, and considering doing some time-lapse work, so this post over at Macworld came at the exact right time for me. Heather Kelly walks you through some options, from expensive to free and complicated to simple, for creating time-lapse pictures and ...

iStopMotion 1.10.1

by Scott McNulty (Jun 1st, 2006)

iStopMotion 1.10.1 from Boinx software is out, and it has a cool new feature for Apple Remote enabled Macs. That's right, you can use the remote to interact with the program. The menu button takes a picture (this is a stop motion program, in case you didn't know) and the play button plays the movie ...