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We love the latest video from CineChimp! Their unboxing of the Canon R5 was produced using our products, and it’s packed full of energy and creativity.

What makes this video extra fun is the use of stop motion animation. By animating the camera, boxes, and accessories frame by frame, CineChimp adds a playful, dynamic style that keeps viewers engaged from start to finish. Stop motion gives even a simple unboxing a quirky, lively personality that you just don’t get with standard video.

Check out the video here and see how stop motion brings a little magic to it:

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