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By Kudlian Software

Animation app: claymation, drawn, chromakey...

I Can Animate lets you create stunning movies using a variety of animation techniques. I Can Animate allows you to work with different video layers so that you can create an animation from video captured from a camera, pictures you have drawn yourself or both together. All this in one single application. Integrates fully with QT and iMovie. Probably the most powerful and functional animation application now available. Full support and integartion for QT and iMovie. Animations can now be filmed in a fraction of time with the additional powerful functions found in I Can Animate, Create and duplicate mutliple clips and frames, copy and reverse frames and groups of frames, mix drawn and 'claymation together in a single movie. Multiple frame onion skinning, preview clips and frames and export as an iMovie project.

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GENERAL

Release: June 27, 2012

Latest update: February 29, 2024

Version: 1.6.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Mac

Operating System

Mac OS X 10.5
Mac OS X 10.6
Mac OS X

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 2,300

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3/5

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fmensinkApril 30, 2005
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This review was originally posted on VersionTracker.com.<br />Can't find most features mentioned because this download does not let me save and I don't have the time to experiment if I already know that the final result will be a total loss. From what I did see I'm not impressed. The painting is lame because it doesn't let you paint free hand even though the tool claims to be. The lines are rendered by the software instead of by me. Starting a new frame does not show the previous one underneath in this version. If that's only for the registered version it's kinda stupid because I need to see how something like this works before I would consider buying it. Haven't even tried to import existing images because I can do that in Imageready, Gif Animator or I movie already. Not the new DeLuxePaint (still waiting for something like that) by far. Sorry.