Stopmotion Articles on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog

Music video created with iPad and iPhone

by Mike Schramm (Dec 26th, 2011)

As you can tell from our quiet start this morning, it's a slow day around the TUAW HQ -- most of us are still in the holiday mood, and with much of the United States off work today anyway, things aren't too crazy. But we're still here, and while some of us are buried under snow, we can still at ...

LG Optimus Black vs. iPhone 4, others in stop-motion video

by Michael Grothaus (Jun 3rd, 2011)

I've never been a big fan of the company's phones, but LG sure makes some great videos. Its latest is the Smartphone Championship Race, a stop-motion NASCAR-inspired film that pits the LG Optimus Black against the iPhone, Sony Ericsson's Xperia Arc and Samsung's Galaxy S. The competitors' ...

Stop-motion iPad also magical, revolutionary

by Chris Ward (Apr 1st, 2011)

The magical, revolutionary iPad is not just in and of itself magical and revolutionary, of course; it also inspires people to be magical and revolutionary, as in this marvellous stop-motion video of a plasticine iPad produced by 26-year-old Ukrainian Svetlana Shokhanova. It was made for the ...

Light painting in stop motion with the iPad

by Mike Schramm (Sep 15th, 2010)

This is about the coolest thing done with an iPad since, well, the iPad itself was created. A firm named Dentsu London has used an iPad to create a series of stop motion shots assembled from sequential long exposure light paintings. They created a set of 3D graphics and then programmed the iPad to ...

Found Footage: self-unboxing iPad

by Brett Terpstra (Apr 5th, 2010)

This is -- for me, personally -- one of the greatest unboxing videos I've ever seen. Not to oversell it, but the sheer simplicity of a self-unboxing iPad is beautiful. The complete lack of commentary (or even a human) makes it short enough that even my attention span, frazzled by years of short ...

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 ...