Bluristic Lite // free trial version for iOS

You can now try out Bluristic Lite for free on the iOS App Store. You can check out the tracking function but can’t save the results. This is just a demo for people who want to try out how the app works before buying the full version. Thank you for sharing.

cyclist captured in Berlin with iPhone 5

Bluristic iOS Update 1.4 is now available

The last months i was working on a huge iOS update for the app Bluristic.

I also made a small Videotutorial “how to blur the background”. There will be more of these tutorials when i find some time for it.

Here are the main new features of the update:

– two tracking points
– enable/disable tracking
– double exposure when disabled tracking
– tracking points can now stick to an object during the preview
– three new capture modes
– one capture mode allows creating small gifs animations
– saving and loading RAW Capture is now possible
– auto contrast correction added
– histogram manipulation possible
– small layout updates
– Instagram export tool

Hope you like it. More detailed explanations will come in the next posts.

For android i can only add some of these features. Working on this the next weeks.

Links to the stores :

Blur –> Bluristic

I had the impression that this weekly photo challenge fits quite well to my last app Bluristic.

I captured a friend on his bike two month ago. The sun was going down on a quite warm day and the bright blue background was perfect for tracking the movement of the bike in motion with this app.

You can see the full resolution when you click on the image.

For more information on the app Bluristic just click here on the icon :

You can find more information about the contest : Here

Have a nice day

New layout for PyteByte.com

I have updated PyteByte.com with some fresh Html5 and CSS3 Code. Its expandable for more apps and changes in the layout will be faster than before. It could be that you have to refresh the site if the old page is still in the memory. The upcoming days i will think about some video examples for Loop 45 and how i fix the font size problem at the Internet Explorer 🙂

Finding Mona – Ape Update –

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I have done some homework and updated all my apps. They are now all ready for the iPad and iPhone. The biggest update was for Finding Mona. There`s now a big ape library and you can also load your own images into the app. Because of the ipad screen size I added a high resolution mode. Heres a iPhone video with some apes 🙂

Bluristic

I proudly present my new Photo App Bluristic:

The app is now ready for iOS and Android:
             

It`s a long time project from my photography studies and now i am realy proud to make it available for iPad and iPhone and Android devices. As the moderate title of my last post points out, i think this app is changing photography 🙂 It gives you a long time exposure with a tracking function in real time. This allows you to create fantastic blur in the back and foreground by moving you Phone slowly around your object. It also allows you to track moving objects. Just press the icon to get to the app store.

Some more Screenshots:

You can also track moving objects like this slug:

I hope you like the app and thank you for sharing.

Johannes

this App will change photography

🙂 huge post title for a small app which will come in around a week for iPhone and iPad. Working on a Android version as well.

It’s a long time project I was working on during my photography studies and now i managed it to bring it on smartphone devices.

It’s a long time exposure camera app with tracking function. It allows you to create fantastic blur in the fore/background. Here are some examples:

botanic garden in Berlin:

a tracked bird:

birch tree:

CUBISTIC

I proudly present my first Game CUBISTIC:

After three Photo & Video apps i decided to make my first Game.

The main rule of the Game: The little pixel guy has to find his way to the door. You have a limit amount of blocks which all have different characteristics. You have to drop them at the right position. Every level has only one possible solution. There are 50 levels out at them moment. The first 30 levels are free.

For the retro Game Boy Look if got inspired from Lego NXT Display. It has a 100 by 64 pixel screen with no colors. The NXT computer also realy limits you in animations because performance wise it makes more sence to turn on and off a specific pixel than drawing an whole new screen every frame. Every pixel draws a shadow and, when turned off, they are fading out which has an impact on the animation as well.

Some Screenshots:

 

I hope you like the game and thank you for sharing.

Johannes

SandCam

I proudly present my third app SandCam:

With this app you can take a picture and watch in collapse. There are also two different coloration modes. This time it is made for iPhone and iPad. Its free if you just want to try it out.

   

   

Enjoy.

Working on a new app

The last weeks i was working on a new app and its already waiting for review in the AppStore. It will be available for iPhone and iPad. This time i made it for free and added some InApp features. So the next days you will be able to play with a new app which is doing something like this:

    

more information after release.

Have a nice day.