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Version 6.6 · 2026-03-30
Bug fixing and stability improvements
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Not yet tested.
The store currently lists version 6.6, updated 2026-03-30.








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Bring Your Photos to Life with iMotion!
iMotion makes it easy to create stunning time-lapse and stop-motion videos in just a few minutes. From creative storytelling to learning, memories, and social content, iMotion gives you everything you need to animate the world around you.
Key features:
- Time-Lapse & Stop-Motion: ****Create smooth, high-quality animations without technical complexity
- Multiple Capture Modes: Choose the perfect way to create: time-lapse, manual capture, microphone trigger, library import
- Professional Rendering Quality: Capture and export your creations in 4K UHD, 1080p, or 720p HD for high quality results
- Full Camera Control: Adjust focus, exposure, and white balance manually to maintain full control over every frame
- Easy Sharing: Export videos, photos, and animated GIFs directly to your Photo Library or share on social networks
How It Works:
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Bug fixing and stability improvements
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