Hi all,
Forgive my cross posting this to the iPad section of the forum, but the iPad2 version of my app is pretty cool.
I've got this cool app called Camera Lucida. It's a digital version of a optical device that's been around for hundreds of years that allows people to draw whatever they see in front of them. My newest version, "Version 4" is a universal app that supports the iPad2's camera. Most people think that rear facing camera isn't good for much, but I love the way the app looks and runs on the iPad. The extra large screen makes using this software great.
URL="http://itunes.apple.com/app/camera-lucida/id362499096?mt=8"
What it does is to use your iPhone or iPad's camera to superimpose a photo of your choice with your drawing surface.
It's not a program that has you draw on the screen; you actually draw on paper with your favorite medium while looking at your iPad's screen.
In the past year I've added a lot of great functionality that allows you to do things like posterize the image and draw a certain shade of grey. It's really quite cool; seriously!
If you're into drawing or painting; or have ever wanted to be an artist, you'll be amazed at what you can create by using this app to help out. I've got a really dull (and far too long) video on YouTube that demos the app as it was two versions ago:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzb7aCCdum4
And I also love working with my user base to add new functionality; if you've ever wanted to be a beta tester or just involved in an iOS development project, just ping me!
Forgive my cross posting this to the iPad section of the forum, but the iPad2 version of my app is pretty cool.
I've got this cool app called Camera Lucida. It's a digital version of a optical device that's been around for hundreds of years that allows people to draw whatever they see in front of them. My newest version, "Version 4" is a universal app that supports the iPad2's camera. Most people think that rear facing camera isn't good for much, but I love the way the app looks and runs on the iPad. The extra large screen makes using this software great.
URL="http://itunes.apple.com/app/camera-lucida/id362499096?mt=8"
What it does is to use your iPhone or iPad's camera to superimpose a photo of your choice with your drawing surface.
It's not a program that has you draw on the screen; you actually draw on paper with your favorite medium while looking at your iPad's screen.
In the past year I've added a lot of great functionality that allows you to do things like posterize the image and draw a certain shade of grey. It's really quite cool; seriously!
If you're into drawing or painting; or have ever wanted to be an artist, you'll be amazed at what you can create by using this app to help out. I've got a really dull (and far too long) video on YouTube that demos the app as it was two versions ago:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzb7aCCdum4
And I also love working with my user base to add new functionality; if you've ever wanted to be a beta tester or just involved in an iOS development project, just ping me!
