MonkeyJam
MonkeyJam is a digital penciltest program. It is designed to let you capture images from a webcam, camcorder, or scanner and assemble them as separate frames of an anima...
- Free • Proprietary
- Windows
What is MonkeyJam?
MonkeyJam is a digital penciltest program. It is designed to let you capture images from a webcam, camcorder, or scanner and assemble them as separate frames of an animation. You can also import images and sound files already on your computer. Although it is designed for pencil and paper, MonkeyJam can also be used for StopMotion animation and has several features just for that. Movies created in MonkeyJam can be exported as AVI files.
Discontinued
The program is no longer updated. Last version, 3.0.2.1, released in December 2011, can be still downloaded from the official website
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Supported Languages
- English
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Tags
- penciltest
- Animation
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- Ugotsta removed MonkeyJam as alternatives to everythingUg
TheEmperorArt edited MonkeyJam- Upvoted a comment on MonkeyJamGuIf you simply want to import a series of stills and export an AVI - this is the simplest way since classic Windows Moviemaker. I've tried all sorts of video editors that promise "easy stopmotion production" and they can't do it or you need to read a manual to get there. I tried everything to help my 8 year old daughter get her stopmotion produced and finally - a 6 year old, not updated and very small exe size called MonkeyJam did it. Photoshop CS5 and CS6 have their own unchangeable / unpredictable framerate; Premiere Pro, After Effects and Final Cut Pro are just expensive and complex mess-ups, Shotcut won't import more than 3-5 files (as of now in 2018), OpenShot refuses to recognise image files as valid even when you follow instructions and Dragon Frame is professional use and cost only. So, like above if you just want to import your stopmotion stills, try different frame rates easily / quickly and then export a movie as an AVI - look no further than MonkeyJam.
If you simply want to import a series of stills and export an AVI - this is the simplest way since classic Windows Moviemaker. I've tried all sorts of video editors that promise "easy stopmotion production" and they can't do it or you need to read a manual to get there. I tried everything to help my 8 year old daughter get her stopmotion produced and finally - a 6 year old, not updated and very small exe size called MonkeyJam did it.
Photoshop CS5 and CS6 have their own unchangeable / unpredictable framerate; Premiere Pro, After Effects and Final Cut Pro are just expensive and complex mess-ups, Shotcut won't import more than 3-5 files (as of now in 2018), OpenShot refuses to recognise image files as valid even when you follow instructions and Dragon Frame is professional use and cost only.
So, like above if you just want to import your stopmotion stills, try different frame rates easily / quickly and then export a movie as an AVI - look no further than MonkeyJam.