If you've ever wanted to create GIFs on the fly with your smartphone, but found complexity of existing GIF creation programs like Cinemagraphs daunting, then you have to check out Flixel.
Flixel lets you decide which portion of the frame you want to be animated, then it records frames to play back as a GIF, while the rest of the photo remains still.
The result is a pretty cool bit of motion applied to your photos, and makes for some interesting, albeit twitchy, imagery. You can see a short video of Flixel in action, and many more GIFs created with the app, at the links below.
Link --via DesignTAXI
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http://www.picovico.com.
Picovico converts your photos into video.
You can upload your photos or import photos it from facebook/flickr.
It allows you to download / export video to Facebook/Youtube with a single click.
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