@papaki http://www.appstorehq.com/eyeglasses-iphone-74152/app Read More

...had je deze gebruikt toen je je bril kwijt was? http://www.appstorehq.com/eyeglasses-iphone-74152/app . Issut ernstig btw?... Read More

...app voor de iPhone, kost wel wat maar ozo makkelijk in de winkel: AppStoreHQ: Eye Glasses http://ashq.me/74152... Read More

...That is big. BTW, you could have tried http://www.appstorehq.com/eyeglasses-iphone-74152/app when your glasses were broken... Read More

...was working on my LowVision paper, took break to look at new iPhone apps. This one's similar to what I'm writing abt! http://bit.ly/2krnVu... Read More

Freeverse has announced the release  of Eye Glasses, an iPhone application that clearly displays objects  that are too small to make out – from fine print to photo details! Eye Glasses uses the autofocusing camera to clearly display text or imagery. To use Eye Glasses, users choose between four different levels of magnification, from 2x, 4x, 6x or 8x, point the iPhone camera at the item, and see it magnified on the screen as the camera sharpens the image. Apparently, the app is ideal for farsighted individuals, those with reading glasses or bifocals, senior citizens and anyone that just needs to  see more clearly. I have to say, if the magnification is well-implemented, then it should be very good – I’m a fan of the auto-focus on the anyway, so an App that makes extra use of this is welcom, IMHO. Eye Glasses is now available in the Apple App Store Read More

Puisque les pubs Apple vous disent que l'iPhone fait tout ! Dernière trouvaille en date : une application qui permet de changer l'écran de l'iPhone en loupe. Autrement dit, on vise au moyen du capteur photo du téléphone l'objet que l'on souhaite agrandir, et on observe sur l'écran la version "loupe". On pourra choisir un grossissement 2x, 4x, 6x ou 8x. Mais attention, on parle ici d'un zoom numérique, autrement dit une extrapolation tirée de l'image capturée par le capteur, donc plus vous grossissez et plus l'image est dégradée. Cela dit, voilà qui rendra peut-être service à certains ! Comptez tout de même 2,39 euros, dispo sur l'App Store. Read More

The iPhone would still look ridiculous mounted to your head by a set of frames (and, technically, you’d be a cyclops), but using the iPhone 3GS as a magnifying glass is a pretty sweet idea. Eye Glasses comes with four digital zoom levels, and although it works with any iPhone model, you’re obviously going to have the best experience with the 3GS and its auto-focus lens. At $2.99 my first gut feel is that you could probably find a zoom camera app for a lower price, but the interface probably wouldn’t be as reading-friendly. Read More

30 Sep 2009 alle 12:31 Produttore: Freeverse | Download Link: AppStore | Prezzo: 2,39€ Eye Glasses è una nuova applicazione sviluppata da Freeverse che risulta molto carina come idea ma che probabilmente, nel complesso della sua difficoltà di realizzazione, potrebbe essere venduta ad un prezzo inferiore. Lo scopo è quello di utilizzare l’iPhone come una lente di ingrandimento, servendosi della fotocamera. L’applicazione, che per via dell’Autofocus funziona in maniera ottimale sull’iPhone 3GS, non fa altro che inquadrare un oggetto ed ingrandirlo a 2x, 4x, 6x o 8x. Questo permette di allargare le scritte ed agevolare la lettura. Read More

Freeverse recently released an extremely practical app called Eye Glasses, an app which is targeted at the older iPhone crowd, or just generally for those who have a difficult time reading small text or viewing small details. Eye Glasses is also a perfect app for those of you who constantly forget your reading glasses at home, or simply for those who just don’t like carrying them around wherever you go for an occasional use; and since your iPhone is always with you, you will never be without the ability to read that utterly important fine print. Eye Glasses‘ simplicity is definitely one of its bullet points.  You can choose between four levels of magnification located at the bottom of the screen, ranging from 2x, 4x, 6x, or 8x, then just point the iPhone’s camera at whatever it is you need magnified.  Freeverse recommends the use of an iPhone 3GS since its Read More