Stop motion settings
The following settings are available in the Stop Motion window:
• Image Duration — Lets you choose the exposure time for each image. A higher frame rate results in a shorter exposure time for each image.
• Capture Resolution — Lets you adjust the screen capture quality. Options vary according to the settings on your capture device.
• Auto Capture — You can click Enable auto capture to configure the program to capture automatically using preset intervals. Click the Set Time button 
to adjust the Capture Frequency and Total Capture Duration settings.
to adjust the Capture Frequency and Total Capture Duration settings.• Onion Skin — Lets you move the slider from left to right to control the opacity of the new captured image and the previously captured frame.
• Grid 
— Lets you display an overlay that helps you gauge movement. The interval (spacing) for the grid types is determined by the Time Across setting. The value (seconds) determines how many suggested captures to make, as indicated by the space between intervals. Select any of the three types of placement tools in the Grid area:
— Lets you display an overlay that helps you gauge movement. The interval (spacing) for the grid types is determined by the Time Across setting. The value (seconds) determines how many suggested captures to make, as indicated by the space between intervals. Select any of the three types of placement tools in the Grid area:• Line: Drag across the screen to set a line with nodes that mark intervals. Look for the pink node to find the suggested alignment for your next capture.
• Grid: Click the preview area to display a grid overlay onscreen
• Circles: Click the preview area to place the center point. A circle pattern displays onscreen.