AutoStitch is an absolute must-have-app for any iPhone-user who’s into panorama-shots:
AutoStitch iPhone is the first automatic image stitcher for the iPhone. This application unleashes the power of your iPhone’s camera to create wide-angle views and panoramas with any arrangment of photos.
it’s really easy: just shoot a series of photos using the normal camera-app (tip: to [...]
Niko wrote in:
somehow I can’t seem to find a good Android-app to upload photos to the web, preferably to Flickr. any hints?
after toying around with several other apps, I found Pixelpipe to be the perfect solution for this task. similar to Shozu (which I’ve been using back in the day on Nokia’s S60 phones), Pixelpipe [...]
just hat a great time toying around with PicLens, a browser-extension that displays image-streams in a semi-3D environment. controlling the image-stream is easy: use the scrollbar to swift through pictures quickly and smoothly, zoom using the mouse-wheel.
PicLens is available for Firefox, IE, Safari, works fullscreen, and basically supports any website offering RSS-feeds with enclosures (f.e. [...]
very cool: 5.000 VR-panorama-shots in more than 40 cities: 360cities.net …
(via Google Blogoscoped)
every time I’m trying to register their application for use on a new phone, Shozu forces me into solving ridiculous riddles like this one…please stop the captcha-madness!
still, Shozu is the most excellent tool for mobile photo-blogging, allowing to post pics & videos with a single push of a button to various destinations like [...]
from my point of view, Zooomr vs. Flickr is the perfect web 2.0-rendition of the rather scriptical Dave vs. Goliath-meme, except that Flickr is a web 2.0 poster-boy everybody – including myself – seems to love – leaving aside recent censorship issues – which brings me to another point: I really think it’s [...]
Scrapblog, the photo-layout & -blogging tool profiled in beta last year is about to go live after securing VC-funding earlier this month. the flash-based layout-editor is probably still the best & visually appealing I’ve seen to date, plus they’ve added a nice embeddable slideshow-widget which will help spreading the service.
the latest flash-based annotation & arrangement-tools of Photobucket sure look good. recording for audio & video seems to be built in too (features currently only available to premium users).
(screenshot courtesy of TechCrunch)
Comeeko is a fun online cartoon editor similar to popular Mac-app Comic Life (though the latter is significantly more versatile). the ajax-interface allows easy arrangement & annotation of images, however text-formatting is quite limited due to the nature of html/css.
(via Ajaxian)
Photosynth – a Microsoft Labs technology prototype first seen in july – has been released into public preview on the last day of this years web 2.0 summit. the active-x-based software analyzes & arranges numerous pictures of one location in a 3D-space, making pictures browseable in a unique and gorgeous way. the preview is limited [...]
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