Framed for Mac

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• Simple and easy - excellent for animating.

  nnnicckSeptember 18, 2009

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  You set the frame rate, drag and drop your images, sort them by name, and voila! A quicktime movie file. I used it to animate an old zoetrope strip but any series of still photos would work. And it's free!

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  I had to use iMovie to do any more advanced editing, which might be a downside but in my experience is a strength. A lot of programs pile on junk you don't need, not this one.

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• Easy to use and does the trick!

  sjonke1November 4, 2004

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I dropped a folder of pictures in the window (with names in sequence, right from the camera), set the size and clicked a button and I had my first stop motion video. What more can you want? Well, one thing I'd like to see added is a button to browse in an Open dialog to select the folder and/or images to add, as opposed to only supporting drag and drop from the Finder. Another thing would be for the size entry to optionally stay proportional - that is, enter the width and it figures the height to stay in proportion, or vice versa. Also, what is the point in having a dialog pop up when you drag to rearrange photos? That's pretty obnoxious, though since 99.9% of the time I'm going to want the photos in filename order it's not really a big deal.

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• VersionTrackerUserOpinionApril 9, 2003

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />I have now found how to rearrange the frames, but it will still take forever. one more star though.

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• VersionTrackerUserOpinionApril 9, 2003

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  This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Seems like a good program, but I want to make a movie with 100+ frames, and they always go in in the wrong order, even

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