Turning Snappy Cam Shots Into Animations

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I’ve recently become a big fan of the new Snappy Cam app for iPhone. The developer has invented a new technology that enables you to take dozens of high-resolution photos per second. The result is a great app for capturing action shots.

I love the preview feature on Snappy Cam where the images are somewhat animated before your eyes. Unfortunately, there is no way to directly make an animation of the images from within the app.

After learning I could make pretty cool animated banners for a client earlier this year, I decided it would be a great idea to turn these Snappy Cam photos into animations.

I exported my high resolution Snappy Cam photos to PhotoShop and went to work creating these animations. What do you think?

August Butterfly
August Butterfly
Lake Wheeler Mill - Captured on my drive to work.
Lake Wheeler Mill – Captured on my drive to work.
My friend Victoria playing Disc Golf at Kaplan Park.
My friend Victoria playing Disc Golf at Kaplan Park.
Was tempted to touch these big old dew drops on the Elephant ears out back.
Was tempted to touch the dew drops on the Elephant ears out back.
Josie devouring an innocent whale with blinding speed
Josie devouring an innocent whale with blinding speed

3 Comments

  1. HowieCrosby August 17, 2013 at 3:50 am

    They’re great Mark, especially like the idea of the anime banner. Best, Howie.

  2. Christopher amott October 8, 2014 at 9:18 am

    But you can export Snappy Cam shots as video’s, gifs or any number if formats.

  3. Mark Fulton January 14, 2015 at 3:38 pm

    This was before that feature was available.

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