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[Q] Is there similar app like Autostitch for Ipad/Iphone?

Is the good & similar autostitch apk than is Autostitch for iOS?
I'd like to find apk that allows we same feechers than AutoStitch... multiple pictures, and especially not only horizontal or vertical stitches...
"AutoStitch is the only app that can stitch images in any order or arrangement, including vertical, horizontal, or mixed arrangements. It achieves unmatched quality by using full resolution camera images rather than lower-resolution video input.
To get started, use any camera app to snap some overlapping photos from the same location. Then simply select the photos you wish to combine in AutoStitch and touch "Stitch". AutoStitch uses state-of-the-art technology that automatically recognizes and smoothly combines overlapping images, making panorama creation on the iPhone easy, fast and fun.
Features:
- Simple and intuitive interface. Just select images and touch "Stitch"
- Works with any arrangement of overlapping images taken from a single location
- Stitch any number from 2 to 20 or more images
- Crop the result with automatic or manual cropping
- Share your creations by email or upload to Facebook
- *New* Upload to Twitter!"
Link to AutoStitch: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/autostitch-panorama/id318944927?mt=8

I don't realy know if this is what you're looking for. I just tried to help you..

Search the market for Autostitch.

motoman234 said:
Search the market for Autostitch.
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Look at my link xD
Sent from my HTC Sensation Z710e using XDA Premium App

Bumping this. Autostitch is almost done the official app for Android. They are looking for beta testers.
https://twitter.com/AutoStitch/status/387971747045060608
PeeHoo said:
Is the good & similar autostitch apk than is Autostitch for iOS?
I'd like to find apk that allows we same feechers than AutoStitch... multiple pictures, and especially not only horizontal or vertical stitches...
"AutoStitch is the only app that can stitch images in any order or arrangement, including vertical, horizontal, or mixed arrangements. It achieves unmatched quality by using full resolution camera images rather than lower-resolution video input.
To get started, use any camera app to snap some overlapping photos from the same location. Then simply select the photos you wish to combine in AutoStitch and touch "Stitch". AutoStitch uses state-of-the-art technology that automatically recognizes and smoothly combines overlapping images, making panorama creation on the iPhone easy, fast and fun.
Features:
- Simple and intuitive interface. Just select images and touch "Stitch"
- Works with any arrangement of overlapping images taken from a single location
- Stitch any number from 2 to 20 or more images
- Crop the result with automatic or manual cropping
- Share your creations by email or upload to Facebook
- *New* Upload to Twitter!"
Link to AutoStitch: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/autostitch-panorama/id318944927?mt=8
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[Q] Looking for certain features in drawing apps

Hi.
I am still on the fence on buying a galaxy note 10.1. I was thinking of using it to replace my xperia play as a cellphone and my m200 tablet pc as my main drawing/fun tool. I'm thinking of retiring the m200 since the color replication is awful due to the awful viewing angle and the fact that it is very slow (celeron 1.7ghz ftw).
I normally do drawings using photoshop or Artrage. The features I always use are the following:
1. Open another image on the same window to use as a reference image (PS, artrage)
2. I enable grids on both images to ensure accuracy to help making a 1:1 copy easier (PS)
3. Gaussian Blur + blending modes (PS, to make an easy glow effect on a duplicate layer with certain blending options
4. Use of natural materials (Fake paintbrush texture, paper texture in artrage)
5. Creating an image with a high resolution like 4000x3000
6. Smudge, Burn, and Dodge (PS)
7. PSD Output
Is there an application for the galaxy note 10.1 that has most of these features? I checked and the GIMP has not yet been ported to android...sadly. I'm not picky about pressure sensitivity since I never learned to use it well enough on my m200. I prefer setting the brushes manually for predictability.

fvig2001 said:
Hi.
I am still on the fence on buying a galaxy note 10.1. I was thinking of using it to replace my xperia play as a cellphone and my m200 tablet pc as my main drawing/fun tool. I'm thinking of retiring the m200 since the color replication is awful due to the awful viewing angle and the fact that it is very slow (celeron 1.7ghz ftw).
I normally do drawings using photoshop or Artrage. The features I always use are the following:
1. Open another image on the same window to use as a reference image (PS, artrage)
2. I enable grids on both images to ensure accuracy to help making a 1:1 copy easier (PS)
3. Gaussian Blur + blending modes (PS, to make an easy glow effect on a duplicate layer with certain blending options
4. Use of natural materials (Fake paintbrush texture, paper texture in artrage)
5. Creating an image with a high resolution like 4000x3000
6. Smudge, Burn, and Dodge (PS)
7. PSD Output
Is there an application for the galaxy note 10.1 that has most of these features? I checked and the GIMP has not yet been ported to android...sadly. I'm not picky about pressure sensitivity since I never learned to use it well enough on my m200. I prefer setting the brushes manually for predictability.
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It has this
with the accuracy with the pen plus you can buy sketchbook pro for tablet

fvig2001 said:
Hi.
I am still on the fence on buying a galaxy note 10.1. I was thinking of using it to replace my xperia play as a cellphone and my m200 tablet pc as my main drawing/fun tool. I'm thinking of retiring the m200 since the color replication is awful due to the awful viewing angle and the fact that it is very slow (celeron 1.7ghz ftw).
I normally do drawings using photoshop or Artrage. The features I always use are the following:
1. Open another image on the same window to use as a reference image (PS, artrage)
2. I enable grids on both images to ensure accuracy to help making a 1:1 copy easier (PS)
3. Gaussian Blur + blending modes (PS, to make an easy glow effect on a duplicate layer with certain blending options
4. Use of natural materials (Fake paintbrush texture, paper texture in artrage)
5. Creating an image with a high resolution like 4000x3000
6. Smudge, Burn, and Dodge (PS)
7. PSD Output
Is there an application for the galaxy note 10.1 that has most of these features? I checked and the GIMP has not yet been ported to android...sadly. I'm not picky about pressure sensitivity since I never learned to use it well enough on my m200. I prefer setting the brushes manually for predictability.
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1.You can use Overscreen floating browser for reference.
2.Grids - you can prep with a layer template in PhotoshopTouch or SketchbookPro
3. These are all in PhotoshopTouch
4.SketchbookPro has options for pen pressure to control opacity or radius of brush, and a selection of 90 brushes - not sure if you can make custom brushes.
5.Latest PhotoshopTouch update says it supports 12 megapixel images. Oem .apk has not updated, but I have purchased previously.
6.PhotoshopTouch has Smudge tool, but not dodge and burn, but can achieve results with layer modes.
7.SketchbookPro also has PSD output

I prefer layerpaint to scketchbookpro. I suggest that you buy and test both. Layerpaint allows only the spen imput, if configured to do so.

i haven't found anything perfect yet. i like sketchbook's brushes, but layerpaint's ability to make a high res image. i don't really use ps touch since you have to use adobe cloud to open or save psd, which is sad since sketchbook and layerpaint can do it natively.

[APPS]Top 5 Camera Apps for photography

My #1 Top Pick: Photo Wonder
Photo Wonder is a nearly perfect camera app from Baidu Inc. The color is crisp and true to your actual light without grabbing an orange or ‘dirty’ cast like other camera apps. It has a great zoom feature that allows you to get even closer than the example photo. It’s fast to load, quick to capture and has one click saving and sharing to social networks all in one screen. Photo Wonder also comes with 7 filters, editing screen with classic edits and special effects (including funny stickers, props etc), a review screen and a collage feature. Photo Wonder is like several apps in one. Down side: I’d like to see more filters, but the 7 they do offer are varied and useful such as a soft Elegant, Vintage, HDR, etc. Price: Free
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2. FxCamera
FxCamera, from ymst, offers what first appears to be a very simple interface with just 5 filters. However, it gains the number two spot in my list not only for it’s sharp focus and accurate exposure, but also because those 5 filters are just the categories for over 25 other sub-filters. The range is fantastic: from fish eye to reflection to comic book. Down side: Needs more stability during a shot to get the perfect focus. Price: Free.
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3. Cymera
Cymera, from SK Communications, comes in third with sharp focus and fast response time. It’s also another feature packed app worthy of any camera crazy shutterbug. Features include: 15 specialty filters, cropping, tilt-shift, liquify and more. It also comes equipped with anti-shake and timer settings. Down Side: Slower to start up, several second delay when saving a photo, color not as true. Price: Free
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The last two on my top 5 are apps that do not offer a ‘no filter’ setting. So these would be good for social sharing, creative posting, etc..
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4. Retro Camera
A cute app for specialized photos from developer Urbian. Retro Camera comes with 6 camera modes, each with their own set of filters: Barbl (dark washed black and whites), Orange Box (dark, scratchy vignettes), Xolaroid (Polaroid styles), Pinhole (film effects) and Hipsteroku (vintage styles, one seen above). Downsides: Slower to start up, more complicated menu, no non-filter option. Price: Free
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5. One Man With A Camera
This app comes from Wise Shark Software, makers of the popular Pudding Camera. One Man With a Camera is a multifaceted experience which also delivers with the ‘pick a camera’ style menu. Cameras (with 12 filters each) include: Lomo (seen above), Old, Underwater, Square, Polaroid, Tilt-shift, fish eye, 4-In-One and SuperSampler. OMWAC also offer something most phone photographers love: a silent shutter for inconspicuous snapshots in public or quiet settings. Another reason I like this app is that you can touch anywhere on the screen to take a photo and it automatically saves after each shot. Downsides: Most filters are very extreme. Takes time to switch from one camera style to another. Price: Free...

Hi there,
This is not the forum for this sort of post. This forum is for developers and others to post apps & games, not blog posts. In the future, please post in the appropriate forum. If this work is copied from another place and isn't indeed your original work, please credit the original author. This thread is closed.
Cheers
Magnum_Enforcer
FSM

Mirror system screen on Android

Is it possible to mirror the the rendered display/screen at OS level horizontally or vertically?
To be clear: I do not intend to rotate or transmit/cast a display content. I rather like to have a mirror image replacing the original one, being like a reflection of physical planar mirror.
The resulting screen should be application agnostic and allow any animations etc.
youtube.com/watch?v=JWpIYM5EIJk [exactly like this but in android]
Potential use cases: Projection of an image over a reflecting surface. Imagine a Head-up display on a car pane/windshield or a Head-mounted display with mirrors.
I already checked
/system/build.prop: allows density settings and rotation modifications.
View.setScaleX(-1f): scaling views

What is your favourite screen size?

Assuming all specs, including price, would be the same (except for display size and battery), what is your favourite screen size? You can also assume 100% screen to body ratio. You can also assume battery life too would be the same, irrespective of the size.
Although larger screen sizes are preferred for media consumption, ease of use, pocketability, etc. also have a great impact in decision making.

This poll makes no sense to me.
The size of the screen does not matter as the interface cannot be adjusted to suit your preferences.
It happens that after increasing the letter size to max and adjusting the size of the desktop, the appearance of the application diverges.
With huge screens with high pixel density, the problem increases.
Therefore, when choosing a phone, check the design before paying for the purchase, so that there is no disappointment.