Re: Photo stitching application "in the cloud"

Herschel Mair <herschel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> · Tue, 01 Feb 2011 21:40:05 -0700



    I have the iPhone app and it works really well... or at least it did
    when my iPhone was working (Before I "Repaired" the cracked glass)

    It's so easy to use that my 5 year old daughter shot and stitched at
    least a 100 panoramas sometimes with a dozen images each... she
    loved it.

    
    And it did a really brilliant job... and I think the app cost a
    dollar.. maybe two.

    Herschel 

    
    On 2/1/11 4:20 PM, Stephen Ylvisaker wrote:
    
      
              I attended MacWorld in San Francisco this last
                weekend. One of the vendors, called Youbiq, was
                promoting a new "cloud-based" service and application
                for stitching photos from iPhones (or other camera
                phones) to make panoramic photos. The demonstration was
                intriguing, and caused me to remember someone on this
                forum that has used an iPhone app to do such things.
                Youbiq promises their application will do a better job,
                because it puts most of the processing on their servers
                so that the small processor on the camera phone isn't
                over-taxed.
               
              I don't have an iPhone, at this time, so this is
                otherwise not very useful for myself, but it is
                interesting enough to recommend checking it out, at YOUBIQ.
                For a limited time, if ordering, use the code
                Macworld2011 for 20% savings and free shipping.
               
              They also offer a nicely designed tripod for the
                iPhone.
               
               
              Stephen