I think it's perfect for background, transitions and cool effects.
Overcast is quite similar to iMovie, but built for iPhone.
If you don't want to spend time and find a really nice free app, you can also try XSplit, which is a real pro tool for broadcasting. It works with pretty much any app, so you can record from your music player, photostream, etc.
Here is a YouTube video with 3 different timelapse apps, in which I demonstrate and compare how they look.
What apps to have in your iPhone when timelapse?
There are a lot of apps you can use for video timelapse. I tried to list them all here for you.
Cinemagraph
TimeCam
Pixar Shorts
TiltShiftApp
Flick (to avoid some motion blur)
Overcast
Camtasia
FreeGifAnimator
Camera+ (lots of features)
AppsXtape
VideoShader
LightlyTwist
KingCamera
Blackmagic
RedCine
For a more detailed explanation and comparison of different apps, read my article on the best apps for iPhone video timelapse.
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Is there a way to get the current month from a javascript Date object?
I have a Date object called 'now', and it's passing a value like "03/31/2020".
Is there a simple way to get just the month of the date from the string?
I'm hoping there is a built-in way to do this?
A:
You could use:
var month = now.getMonth();
To get the month from an already existing string formatted like "03/31/2020".
Of course, this is assuming that you do not need anything else (like day or year) from the Date object.
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