Macworld Canada: Boinx TV - Create Great TV in a Mac
by Frank - Monday, January 26, 2009 - Permalink
Lee Rickwood from Macworld Canada took a look at BoinxTV — and he liked what he saw:
"BoinxTV is a cool new software that turns you and any recent Mac into a full-blown TV studio. And I do mean you - BoinxTV is so easy to use, one person can run the entire show! Video creators, podcasters, media hobbyists and more can have a whack of fun with BoinxTV - but almost anyone can also quickly learn to create professional-looking widescreen video presentations, both for fun and for profit."
GeekBrief.TV: Video production in a box
by Frank - Friday, January 23, 2009 - Permalink
Cali Lewis from GeekBrief.TV interviewed Bastian at Macworld about BoinxTV. Why always Bastian? A video podcaster himself he seems to have the magic ability to attract cameras and micros as nobody else!
Macworld.com: "Forget the workarounds and just go with a complete and capable slideshow application."
by Oliver - Thursday, January 22, 2009 - Permalink
Christopher Breen of Macworld.com investigates how to add titles and watermarks to slideshows created with iLife tools. In the end, he recommends FotoMagico:
"If you do this kind of thing on a regular basis, it may be worth your while to forget the workarounds and just go with a complete and capable slideshow application."
theory.isthereason: Macworld BoinxTV Interview
by Oliver - Friday, January 16, 2009 - Permalink
Kevin from theory.isthereason interviewed Bastian at Macworld on BoinxTV and highlights its slick interface and extensibility through the Quartz Composer "Layers" that Boinx demonstrated by showing a Twitter layer and a camera switcher controlled by a MIDI device.
"Trianges" Time-Lapse Acrylic Painting
by Frank - Thursday, January 15, 2009 - Permalink
Fascinating time-lapse movie by Alex Krutchkoff.
Flip Books
by Frank - Thursday, January 15, 2009 - Permalink
I made these flip books for my nieces using iStopMotion and my iSight camera (laptop videocam). I set it up so that the software took a picture every 30 seconds, and made it 15 fps. After you are finished with the video, iStopMotion has a feature where you can save your file as a PDF. It automatically numbers the pages of the flip book and sets up the page to be cut.
Back in 65
by Frank - Tuesday, January 13, 2009 - Permalink
"This is my very first animation made with your software. I live in Bordeaux France. I made all for myself, filming in my dining room, recording in the guest room (my wife was a little angry with the mess...). Your software is really easy to use, with good and useful ideas.
Daydream Animation
by Frank - Tuesday, January 13, 2009 - Permalink
"A girl becomes distracted from her homework. This was a school project. I hand-drew each frame and took photos with iStopMotion."
The Cube Puzzle
by Frank - Tuesday, January 13, 2009 - Permalink
"A little animation I made for my A-level animation class. Made with a stills camera, iStopMotion and GarageBand.
Wind Mills in Texas
by Frank - Tuesday, January 13, 2009 - Permalink
Ray Thompson made a FotoMagico slideshow about modern wind mills and how they changed the landscape of West Texas.