The stop motion animation technique has allowed us be before spectacular movies that the vast majority have been made with plasticine. We can talk about the Nightmare before Christmas or Caroline as two that will quickly remind you of the stop motion technique that is based on capturing still images and then sequencing them and creating an animation.
Having today those mobile devices armed with a large rear camera, we have in our hands a great tool to create videos or stop motion shorts. The only thing that if we have an app like Motion, everything will be easier, since this application focuses on facilitating the user's work so that they focus more on capturing the images that they will then be in charge of processing to make the video.
The app is pretty basic, but it has some very important aspects to get better results. When taking the images, it has a timer to take the photographs so that we focus on placing the object in motion and the final animation can be created.
Once all the captures have been taken, we can set frame rate up to 30 FPS or play the video for final processing. When recording still images, unless you capture more than 24 for each second, it is important that you set the FPS at 12, since with a few photographs you will be able to create a video that will go more or less smooth.
When you have finished, it will only be that you save it locally, to which a notification will appear showing the progress bar. The truth is that Motion is a very interesting app that is found on Android for free and that comes in handy for certain videos with which we want to surprise friends and family.