I was kind of skeptical regarding its functionality (regarding performance) on Linux-based distribution. I use Ubuntu, and to my surprise, the software worked without any hiccups. I was able to test out the features without any problems. Also, absolutely flawless work by developers in respect to making the software cross-platform. I did not experience any lags. I've used Linux Stopmotion, but Dragonframe is packed with less complexity and nearly all the features required to create perfect stop-motion animations.

We love using Dragonframe because of the onion skin features, fast playback, and live preview. It captures high-quality footage with an intuitive user interface. When you bump the set, you can use the difference feature which is very helpful. You can create very fluid motions that are almost life like with Dragonframe.

I love the "Onion Skin" function, in which you can overlay a transparent version of your previous shot over the shot you are framing up next. This way, you can tell exactly where and how to move the objects you are using according to the stop-motion movements you plan to make. It is unbelievably helpful and so much more quick and accurate than having to test a shot, then flip back and forth to see if you moved your objects properly.