MotionShot
Camera app that freezes fast motion sequences into a single stroboscopic photo; powered by on-device computer vision, 2D stabilization, and manual exposure controls
- action-camera
- android
- camerax
- computer-vision
- image-processing
- jetpack-compose
- kotlin
- motion-overlay
- motion-shot
- stroboscopic-camera
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Overview
Camera app that freezes fast motion sequences into a single stroboscopic photo; powered by on-device computer vision, 2D stabilization, and manual exposure controls It ranks #103 on GitTiger, gaining +5 stars on October 21, 2026 (UTC).
The project is written in Kotlin. It was created 2mo ago.
What it is
MotionShot is a Kotlin Android camera app. Its topic is computer vision, and its license field is NOASSERTION, so no license was stated in the metadata.
Capabilities described
The repository description says the app: - Freezes fast motion sequences into a single stroboscopic photo - Is powered by on-device computer vision - Uses 2D stabilization - Offers manual exposure controls
The tags mention CameraX and Jetpack Compose. The README preview says it captures action bursts and builds a multi-pose composite on-device.
Getting started
No installation or build steps were supplied. Consult the repository README for setup details.
git clone https://github.com/AhmadHassan-BTed/MotionShot.git
cd MotionShot
# see README for setupFrequently Asked Questions
What does MotionShot produce?
A single stroboscopic photo that freezes a fast motion sequence, per the description.
Does it process images in the cloud?
The description says it is powered by on-device computer vision.
Which platform is it for?
Android, per the tags and README preview. It is written in Kotlin.
What is its license?
The license field is NOASSERTION, so none was stated in the supplied data.