Frameographer for Pc

The app worked extremely well for me, and is well worth the price. I used it to spruce up the first day of class with a little hand-drawn video intro. Students loved it! There are lots of apps that aid creativity, but few that *inspire* it, in the sense of making you want to go out into the world and find ways to use them. This is one of those apps. I would’ve liked a few more post-production features, such as the ability to change the frame rate in the middle of a movie. Others have mentioned the lack of controls over audio fade-in/out, and a few other issues that I agree with. But for those things, there are programs like iMovie. What makes this app so great is that it’s totally streamlined rather than larded up with features that would just duplicate other apps.

I've been using the built in iPhone time lapse feature for a while now. It's very simple to use but doesn't give you a lot of control when you want it. This app is just as easy to use but it allows you to pick your frame rate and length of your movie which gives you a lot more flexibility. Also the app features the ability to make stop motion movies which is a ton of fun. You can also customize the frames per second in your stop motion movies. Another trick I found is that you can use your iPhone earbuds for frame capture. Just click on the volume up button on the earbuds to take a picture. That way you don't have to touch the phone and risk moving the camera from its stationary position. This app opens a world of creative ideas. Well worth for the price for all you can do with it.

I love this app. So many folks seem to be reviewing this app for lack of the features it never claimed to have in the first place. This app does exactly what it says it will do, does it extremely well, and is worth every penny. The initial release predated the availability to shoot timelapse on the standard iOS camera, and Frameograph was a godsend for folks like me who had longed for the ability to create simple timelapse and stop motion without a fancy SLR, tripod, etc. It’s also great for stop motion animation. I still choose this app over the standard timelapse now available in iOS, but given the rise in portrait mode shooting because of Instagram Story, I do think adding a vertical UI and adding functionality that allows users to easily shoot in portrait mode would be an amazing update.

I’ve made some fun Time-lapse videos and a stop-motion with this app so far, and it’s a lot of fun. HD export is good: 1080x1920! I like that you can control the frame capture rate on the time-lapse videos, and you can control the frame rate of the export — great features. I wish I could capture frames at a faster rate than 1 frame per second, but it’s good that you can capture frames at virtually any slower rate. Great that you can add audio, but I wish that you could control the fadeout of audio that you attach to your project. Who has a clip that’s the perfect length for a song? I want to be able to control how the audio fades out at the end. As I play with it I realize there are some things it needs: if you shoot a video vertically, you can only export it horizontally -- not good. I did a great vertical New Year's Eve timelapse that I can only view on its side. Terrible! Video purists probably think, as I tend to do, that a vertically shot video is a poor idea. But the format actually is great for viewing on any mobile device. Also, I want to be able to export specific frames to the camera roll, and to be able to select more than one at a time for the export. And when deleting frames, I'd like to be able to select more than one at a time. I wanted to delete the first 30 frames of a timelapse because of something that happened in it, but deleting them one at a time was a real pain in the neck. BUGS: 1) I encountered an export error about half the time: some parts of the the exported video had horizontal bands of video noise. Definitely watch your export to see if that happened before you delete the original. My workaround was to quit all open apps and restart, then the export was more likely to work (it did fail once after that procedure). When this error has happened, I’ve been able to get a good export by trying again. When that’s fixed, this will be great. 2) after about 1100 frames, I noticed the view on the iPhone screen stuttered with each new frame. I took about 1250 frames, no problems in the result, but that stuttering worried me. (I had 1GB space remaining on my iPhone 5S, iOS 8.1.2. when the capture was done).