Dragonframe is a professional tool that allows users to create stop motion movies and animations. There are quite a few programs that allow users to create and edit animations on their Mac. Dragonframe is one of the tools for creating and editing frame-by-frame animation.

Stop-motion videos are a type of animation based on frames that are recorded one after another to be combined into a video file. Dragonframe helps make sure everything is aligned, from movement to sound and more.

To use Dragonframe properly, you’ll need a camera that can capture footage that you’ll stitch together to create a clip or movie. Then it’s just a matter of editing and tweaking to suit your taste. Dragonframe includes a lot of cool features, including tabbed workspaces that let you easily move from project to project, a timeline editor, and even a comprehensive lip-syncing system for adding dialogue to your movie. In addition, vector drawing tools allow you to resize, rotate and adjust any objects drawn on the screen. Scaling is also quite smooth.

Beginners will likely find that a significant amount of time will initially be spent learning to navigate Dragonframe’s extensive interface. Installation can also be a little painful. Dragonframe requires a higher version of the Apple QuickTime movie viewer or the program won’t even open. Testing showed that a computer reboot was required for Dragonframe to recognize the QuickTime update. However, once recognized, the program will quickly open and you can start creating time-lapse videos.

For a comprehensive and feature-rich way to create time-lapse videos, look no further than Dragonframe.