Showing posts with label videography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label videography. Show all posts

Aug 5, 2011

GoPro Wearable (extreme) Sports Camera: I Want One! (video)

I'd love to have a GoPro wearable HD camera for creating immersive multimedia content. The only problem is that I'd have to take up extreme sports as a hobby if I wanted to do my own videography. 


Take a look at the promo video from the GoPro website - best viewed in full-screen:


I see great possibilities for interactive, "touchable" multimedia content using video captured in this manner!


If you ever wondered what NYC looks like from the POV of a fast and furious skateboard, take a look at this video, "Skate Through NYC With A GoPro":


Thanks to Nat Torkington for sharing the video and link in Google+!


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May 29, 2008

Umajin Creative -Digital Story Telling for Interactive Whiteboard or Touch Screen- free demo available


Umajin Creative is an application designed for digital storytelling. I haven't had a chance to preview it. I was impressed with the pictures on the website. If you use this application, please leave a comment. It looks kid and teacher friendly. I can see that it has potential!

According to the website, you can "compose multi-page digital documents with rich text, digital photography (including blue screen support), illustrations, sound, video, 3D models, particle fx, interactive functionality, and so much more... runs on both a Mac and PC. It also supports interactive whiteboards and touch screen PC's.. so you can interact directly with the content. With the HP Touchsmart PC you can use real brushes on the screen..to experience digital painting with variable width brush strokes!

Interactive Digital Storybook:

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Below: Cool-looking digital brushes.
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Above- Sample 3D models
Below- Sample of blue-screened cutout images
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Below: Samples of animated particle effects
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Seven Custom Functions:

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I think the people from Fingertapps are responsible for UMAJIN. Below is a video highlighting multi-touch applications: