"Stop-Motion Animation" refers to an animation technique in which physical objects are moved frame by frame and captured to create the illusion of movement. It's a time-consuming technique where each individual frame is manually created.
Typical features of software in the field of "Stop-Motion Animation" include:
Image Capture: The software allows capturing individual frames through connected cameras or integrated webcams.
Frame Editing: There are tools for editing and adjusting individual frames to add effects or correct errors.
Time-lapse: The software provides features to control the speed of the animation to create time-lapse effects.
Image Stabilization: This feature helps reduce motion blur and improve the stability of the animation.
Layering: The ability to create and organize different layers to build complex scenes and optimize animations.
Export: The software enables exporting the finished animation into various formats for use in different media.
