Showing posts with label camera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label camera. Show all posts

Monday, July 18, 2011

CamTranslator: text translator for text images captured from Android devices

CamTranslator: text translator for images captured from Android devices

CamTranslator is a free Android App that allows to directly translate text inside images captured from camera into other languages.

With this application, you don’t need to input text using the keyboard. You can use the camera of your Android device to capture the scene including text. The app will detect and translate the text into your language.

This app is free and can be downloaded from Android Market.

Some features of the latest version (v1.3):

- Detecting and translating text in images inside Android smartphone.

- Real-time translating.

- Supporting 50 popular languages.

- Finding words defined in dictionary.

- Sharing via email and SMS.

- Auto detecting language.

This app is compatible with Android OS > v2.0.

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Monday, July 18, 2011 by Unknown · 0

Monday, June 27, 2011

Create 3D images using 2D camera and free software StereoPhotoMaker

3D images may give a nice and new feeling to you. If you like, you can create 3D images yourself easily. You only need a normal 2D camera, 3D Reg-Cyan glasses, and free software StereoPhotoMaker to create awesome 3D images. This post will show you how to do.

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Step 1: To create an 3D image, you need to capture a scene from 2 different angles. After capturing an image, you can move your camera 10-20 cm to the left or to the right and capture another one.

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Step 2: Copy 2 captured images into your computer.

Step 3: Using StereoPhotoMaker software to create a 3D image. You need to specify the left and right images in the software. The software will analyze both images and display 3D images for you to choose.

Step 4: Using 3D Red-Cyan glasses to watch your 3D images.

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Note: when capturing images with the RAW format, you shoot choose the same setting (exposure, saturation, …) for both images. To generate good 3D images, you may need a wide angle lens, such as 30-100mm lens.

Monday, June 27, 2011 by Unknown · 2

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Lytro - A revolution for taking pictures: shoot first, focus later

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Lytro has announced a picture revolution which allows to take pictures with the entire light field. You can take pictures first and change the focus points later. This amazing new kind of camera will help us take pictures much easier. This technique can help you remember more what happened in a past event.

Lytro–The start of a picture revolution

Visit the Lytro Picture Gallery to experience this new technique with many wonderful pictures for yourself.

Wonder how it work? visit http://www.lytro.com/science_inside to know the science inside.

Thursday, June 23, 2011 by Unknown · 1