are you thinking of selling this?

Thanks for the feedback! Keep it coming!
(Oh, and we are not sure just yet if we are going to make people pay for it, but there is a good chance that we might be realeasing it as freeware. Seeing how we have already completed quite a bit of work on it.

Last edited by kevin66655 (January 18, 2009 (03:28pm))

If you watch the full movie. You'll know...

Allowing you to rearrange frames in the timeline. I've had to do this a few times.

Make it work with Canon Powershots. Like the A95!!

Last edited by MooCJ (January 18, 2009 (05:25pm))

Ok, I believe that Powershots should work if they support remote capture (obviously) such as the A95, A620, and A640.

For video compression, that may unfortunately be a problem. This is because we have not yet found a way to compile the frames within the app, but only to capture the raw frames, although you can quite easily load these frames into an application like Virtualdub with ease, since our program auto-numbers your frames for you(I should hope to make a tutorial on doing this in the near future, for those who do not understand how to do this). "Compiling" your frames in Virtualdub will also allow you to compress your video from within the program, which is good, because you can add any effects or what not to your raw frames, before turning them into a video file (Which can be a pain to work with video when trying to do things such as masking).  But, you can be assured that we are indeed looking into this feature, and have given it quite a bit of thought, but there are no guarantees.

Thanks again for all the replies, and keep them coming!

(Oh, and if you wanna learn how to develop a Stop-mo Program, all I can say is there are no tutorials I know of, and you are going to have to know some sort of programing language. (don't try it, unless you are really determined and know what you are doing.)

Last edited by kevin66655 (January 18, 2009 (07:23pm))

Thanks for your interest! Keep the features coming!

1.) It must support a webcam
2.) It must be free OR under $50 USD
3.) It must include all the above features
4.) It must NOT work with Vista (just kidding)

Ok, once again thanks for all these great ideas! As for the price of it, we are not sure of anything just yet. But, I can tell you that if we were perhaps going to put a price on it, that we have already decided that the best version (If we realease multiple versions) will be 50 or less.

We will definitely include a time lapse tool, because it is very easy to make, and we have already figured out the code involved in doing so. It seems all we have to do is add a "timer" or delay that you can set for it to take pictures automatically, which should be quite easy to achieve, once again.

We have also thought of a way to implement chroma-key, and it should hopefully not be that difficult, which is good, so that is a feature we are quite likely to have. And, video effects are also a very good idea, and we have already thought about including some standard video effect filters into the program, such as bloom, sepia, b and w,
and maybe some distortion effects.

As always, thanks for all your comments and ideas, and keep them coming!

It must be able to import sound and move it around. The only app that I can use for this is on another machine, and it's quite annoying to have to send everything over my house network from one machine to another. It must also work with multiple Operating Systems. XP, Vista, Linux, Mac OSX.