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JellyCam is a free program for creating stopmotion movies. JellyCam uses the Adobe Air platform. If users don't have Adobe Air Runtime it just takes just a couple of minutes to install. Via John Dalziel 
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January 21, 5:47 AM
Using JellyCam both practitioners and learners can create stop motion movies using images from their computer or images that captured via a webcam. Once users have selected their images they can quickly arrange them into a sequence. After the sequence is set they can specify how many images they want per frame. A soundtrack can also be uploaded to their video. Delete the scoop?
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