Boinx Software at MacWorld
If you are in San Francisco for Macworld, visit Boinx Software at booth 649 for some exciting products and interesting discussion.
Meet with some of the masterminds behind the applications from Boinx Software:
Achim Breidenbach is the principal developer for Boinx iStopMotion, winner of the 2003 O’Reilly Mac OS X Innovators contest. Peter Baumgartner is the lead developer on Boinx FotoMagico, winner of the 2004 O’Reilly Mac OS X Innovators contest. Florian Albrecht is the UI designer for Boinx Software applications and Boinx Software spokesperson at Macworld.
Test drive the latest applications from Boinx Software at the booth:
Boinx FotoMagico 1.2 The brand new version to be announced at Macworld adds the feature most requested by users: titles. See how the elegant implementation of titles adds a new dimension to the already amazing FotoMagico slideshows. A press release with more details will be sent out mid-January.
Boinx iStopMotion 1.8 Boinx Software will announce iStopMotion 1.8 at Macworld San Francisco. The new version adds support for audio synch which has been asked for by many professional animators. See at the booth how cool the timeline was always supposed to be. A press release with more details will be sent out mid-January.
Boinx Mouseposé 1.0 Exclusively at Macworld, try out the latest toy by the brilliant developers at Boinx: Mouseposé. This little helper will soon be considered an essential for people doing presentations or trainings or are working on big screens such as the Apple 30 inch display. A press release with more details will be sent out mid-January.
January 3rd, 2005 at 1:03 pm
Over the holidays I got interested in helping my niece with a stop-motion project. iStopMotion has a very polished look, but it’s incredibly buggy. It required Forced Quits constantly, and the main timeline frame would stop responding to mouse interactions. Quite frankly, it’s an embarassment. Fortunately they offer a free short-term trial.
If you’re interested in stop-motion, Frame Thief http://www.framethief.com/ is a much more solid product. It doesn’t have the brushed aluminum look, but it doesn’t crash and seems to be on par feature-wise with iStopMotion. And they too offer a free short-term trial.
Best of luck!