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  • iPad Photography App: Sort Shots: Adorama Photography TV

    Adorama Photography TV presents Sort Shots for the iPad. This week Mark Wallace discovered a great iPad application that is called Sort Shots. This app helps users find photographs on their iPad. Tap on a tag/keyword, a rating, a category or favorites to quickly locate your photographs. Sorts can be saved for easy retrieval. Select one or more photographs and share them on Facebook, Flickr, Twitter and Picasa. Create an impromptu slideshow by simply tapping the Play button and the images begin to play along with music from your Library. To download Sort Shots and for related articles and videos, go to www.adorama.com Buy an iPad at Adorama.com: www.adorama.com Visit www.adorama.com for more photography videos!

    Adobe Evangelist Julieanne Kost demos magical new Photoshop CS5 features that will be invaluable not only to photographers but also to designers and web and video.

  • iFixit Tears down iPad Mini – finds it’s not easy to repair

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    No-one takes gadgets apart quite like the guys at iFixit.com and they’ve just got their hands on Apple’s latest tablet, the pint-sized iPad Mini. Basically an iPad 2 in a smaller form factor, the Mini goes on sale tomorrow in the US. Thanks to a whole lot of glue holding the thing together and expensive battery replacement cost, the iPad Mini earns a low repairability score of 2 out of 10 on the iFixit scale. Click through for some sample images from the teardown and a link to the full, gory experience over at ifixit.com.

    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • iPad Photography App: Pages: Adorama Photography TV

    This week Mark Wallace discovered a great iPad application that is called Pages. Adorama Photography TV presents Pages for the iPad. This app has been completely redesigned for the iPad. Use multi touch gestures to lay out letters, flyers, brochures, reports, and more. You can start with a template or import an existing Pages or Microsoft Word document from Mail, your MobileMe iDisk, or a WebDAV service. Pages has everything you need to create and share documents, including Apple designed templates, easy to use formatting options, and advanced layout tools. Start with the perfect template or create your document from scratch using your choice of colors, fonts, and textures. To download Pages for iPad, and for related videos at the Adorama Learning Center, go here: www.adorama.com Visit www.adorama.com for more photography videos.
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

  • Tech Dose – 3D-DS!! iPad Takes Over City!! Amazon Buys LoveFilm!!

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    Video Rating: 3 / 5

  • Low-res iPad Mini likely a disappointment for photographers in Apple refresh

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    Apple has announced an updated iPad but its low-resolution iPad Mini is likely to be a disappointment for photographers looking to do precision work. While the fourth-generation iPad features a 263 pixel-per-inch ‘Retina’ display, the 7.9″ (20cm)  iPad Mini makes do with a 163 pixel-per-inch panel with a quarter of the pixel count (just 1024 x 768, rather than its big brother’s 2048 x 1536 pixels). The iPad Mini’s screen is step behind the latest panels, such as the 217ppi, 1280 x 800 pixel display in the less expensive Nexus 7. The fourth-gen iPad also features a faster A6X processor that is claimed to offer twice the performance, plus an HD (720p) front-facing camera.

    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Connect: Does the iPad have a role to play in your photo workflow?

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    Since the launch of the original iPad, Apple’s tablet has held great appeal for photographers as a way to show off their work on a sleek, portable, stylish device. But, with its high resolution ‘Retina’ display, does it deserve to be taken more seriously, and given a chance to earn its place in your photographic workflow?

    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Animation Desk for iPad presents you the virtual reality of creating animation.

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    Video Rating: 4 / 5

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  • Scenes from Street Fighter 3 & Alpha in 3D on an iPad

    3D Anaglyphs for all these scenes can be viewed on Flickr: flickr.com I’m a huge Street Fighter fan. Using images I found online and HoloToy I created these 3D scenes from Street Fighter 3, Street Fighter Alpha 2 and Street Fighter Alpha 3.

  • Complete our survey for the chance to win an iPad 2

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    US photographic trade body PMA and dpreview.com are conducting a survey looking for the views of dedicated amateur photographers. The ten minute survey asks about your photographic use, the features you’d like to see in cameras and your use and experience of photo sharing sites and printing services (as well as helping us make dpreview a better place). It aims to get a clearer understanding of what committed non-professional photographers want from their cameras and related services and may even result in those things getting a bit better. Responses will be discussed at the forthcoming 6Sight conference. As a reward one lucky respondent will be sent a shiny new Apple iPad 2.

    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • 3D-App: Head-Tracking mit iPad- und iPhone-Frontkamera

    i3D is an overview of Head-Coupled Perspective (HCP) on iOS devices. HCP uses the front camera of the device to track the face of the user in real time. This information tells the app how the user is looking at the display. The app updates the perspective of the 3D scene accordingly, giving the user the illusion that he looks at a small window. i3D contains several 3D scenes that you can observe with HCP. It only relies on face tracking. It does not use the accelerometers or the gyroscopes. The face tracking system does not detect and track the face in every lighting condition. Read the instructions in the app to get a good tracking. Head-Coupled Perspective does not create a stereoscopic display! It provides a kind of monocular 3D display: the same picture is seen by both eyes. In the future, it might be combined with a stereoscopic display for a better 3D effect. i3D has been developed by Jeremie Francone and Laurence Nigay at the Engineering Human-Computer Interaction (EHCI) Research Group of the Grenoble Informatics Laboratory (LIG), University Joseph Fourier (UJF).