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Build amazing spatial photos with your iPhone
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Fyuse 2.0 - Build amazing spatial photos with your iPhone

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Reminds me of and . How does this stack up or aim to be different?
For starters, Fyuse can handle motion - as to where neither Seene nor Photo Sphere can. That's what really makes Fyuse captures feel alive and dynamic. You can also "unroll" your selfies into a panorama-style photo. Check out that feature in the front-facing camera recording screen. Here's an example:
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Photo Sphere is just a panorama. Same old. Seene is cool, but very different - they went for the small parallax effect from a few data frames
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This is one of the coolest apps I've seen in a long time. first showed me because it reminded him of Donut Selfie. I tried their beta app a while back which was a bit janky. This version seems way smoother and polished.
That first Matrix-like Fyuse you took was awesome. Big ups Fyuse team. Still needs more UI <3 but this gets me going.
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Thanks ! Would love to hear about UI tips and suggestions at . We can make it happen ;)
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It's exciting to think that we haven't created all possible file formats out there yet and that in 2014 there is still space for one more. For me this launch shows the tip of the iceberg... It shows what is possible with computational photography and how important it is for the evolution of photography in general. I'm personally addicted with the new app. More about the launch at
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Very cool. Reminds me of Cycloramic too!
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very very different than it though :)
Wow this is really cool - didn't think picture apps could get any better. A whole new dimension to photos.
now this is cool Update: Not working for me, getting processing errors, output is all scrambled green?? Update 2: Never mind, needed to reboot my phone, awesome work!
- Which phone do you have and what version of Android are you running? I'd like to know more about your scrambled green screen issue. Thanks!
I was lucky enough to check out an early build of this killer app. What a giant leap forward from the current, static world of point & shoot. No going back now!