BoinxTV is an ingenious compositing program, designed for people who want to do professional webcasts. The program works in layers, allowing you to do dynamic backgrounds, multiple video sources, overlays, live web searches and fly-ins using a simple, intuitive user interface. It’s astonishingly easy to use, and is a great tool for the purpose of creating a professional-looking webcast, easily configurable to your needs.

Boinx Software, the makers of the award winning Boinx TV, announces the release of Boinx TV Home. Boinx TV Home allow you to create your own high quality You Tube videos by turning your Mac into a live production studio.

In a nutshell, Photobox is a simple iPad app that lets you quickly see on-the-spot analysis of your photos, using your iPad’s screen. The app gives you various details about your photos, such as exposure, focus, color and composition. It is not a photo correction tool—let me just emphasize that point this early on. You won’t be able to do anything to correct your photos using this app. Instead, it will just make you appreciate the technical details of your photos.

You know that tilt shift effect you can apply to photos to make the real life objects look like miniature-scale models? Well, with iStopMotion 2.5, you can apply it to your miniature-scale models! Boinx Software has announced an update to their powerful stop motion animation program that adds a tilt shift feature, as well as support more digital and HDV cameras.

From time to time, we at Appletell like to draw special attention to new products and updates. In my particular case, it tends to happen often with Boinx. This week, the company announced updates to its popular FotoMagico slideshow generator, including iMediaBrowser 2 integration, updated Flickr support and a consumer-friendly FotoMagico Remote price reduction to boot. I’ve been using the v3.6 beta for a month now, and I can say its certainly worth the download for current users. If you’ve never tried FotoMagico, now’s the time to check it out.

Working off newly enhanced iPhone 4 technology, “You Gotta See This!” from Boinx allows users to record their surroundings in a virtually arbitrary motion, and subsequently see each captured image come together in unique fashion to form visually spectacular photo compilations. From a roaring crowd at your favorite rock concert, to cascading mountaintop views, “You Gotta See This!” captures your surroundings on all different plains and rotations in 3D space, and quickly assembles snapshots into brilliantly artistic collages in the palm of your hand.

FotoMagico fills a very specific niche of people who need to do slide shows that are image or video-based, rather than communicating through text (like Powerpoint or Keynote). Because while Fotomagico does have a simple text tool, it’s based around the idea of visuals swimming by the viewer. It’s an ideal application for creating a photomontage.

Editing is “the invisible art” because the better it is, the less the audience notices it. But there are times when maybe you want to add a lot of energy to a transition, or call attention to an edit for dramatic or comedic reasons. Or maybe you’re trying to recreate a music video from the 80s. Boinx FxTiles are a set of splashy transitions and video filters that give you just that.

On Friday morning of MacWorld 2010, Guy Kawasaki showcased five iPhone/Mac developers and gave each one a chance to show off the innovative things they are doing. Guy is a former “Evangelist” for Apple and is currently the co-founder of Alltop. Let’s take a brief glimpse at the apps and developers that were showcased: Square, Hearplanet, Boinx TV, Bing and Bill Atkinson PhotoCard.

Today at Macworld Expo, Boinx will be showing off their new versions of PhotoPresenter and FotoMagico. PhotoPresenter 4 is a theme-based photo viewer for creating stylish animated slideshows with photos, movies and music in just a few seconds. FotoMagico is Boinx’s award-winning storytelling software for digital photographers. Both now offer full compatibility with Mac OS X v10.6 Snow Leopard.