How To Use SonicPics To Post Trip Reports From MacWorld Expo 2010
Michigan based Humble Daisy today highlights a new article documenting how to use SonicPics to easily post trip reports from Macworld Expo 2010. SonicPics is their new tool for creating and narrating custom photo slide shows. It makes it easy to add images from the iPhone’s photo library or camera, arrange the photos however you would like, and then record a voiceover narrating the images as you swipe through them.
Easily Add Images
SonicPics makes it easy to add images from the iPhone’s photo library or camera, arrange the photos however you would like and then record a voiceover narrating the images as you swipe through them. Humble Daisy has documented how SonicPics, used in conjunction with the iPhone can be used to easily generate trip reports. SonicPics aims to be the most innovative capture solution that records photo slideshows and creates enhanced podcasts right on your iPhone or iPod touch. Take photos of your desired subject and narrate them with SonicPics.
SonicPics Feature Highlights include:
* Intuitive UI
* Syncs images to audio
* Creates .m4v movies
* Records up to 60 minutes per session
* Audio quality options
* Easy image selection and editing
* Title images
* Image titles become chapter markers in exported recordings
* Pause during recording
* Recordings processed right on your phone, no 3rd party service required
* Transfer movies WiFi web sharing
* Upload movies to YouTube
* Chose to make YouTube movies private
* Share movie’s YouTube link via email
“We all hate to do trip reports, but they are a necessary evil,” explained David Chmura, Humble Daisy’s CEO. “SonicPics can make the process a lot easier, and even enjoyable. We hope that everyone enjoys the new article, and has a great time at Macworld Expo 2010.”
Device Requirements:
* iPhone and iPod touch (2nd generation)
* Requires iPhone OS 3.0 or later
* 0.8 MB
Pricing and Availability:
SonicPics 1.0 is $2.99 (USD) and available worldwide exclusively through the App Store in the Social Networking category.
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Author: Joanne Carter
Joanne Carter is the Editorial Director of iPhone.Macreate.com as well as iPad.MacCreate.com, both are part of the Mac Create Network. A Professional Photographer and Associate of the British Industry of Professional Photographers, BIPP, as well as a Professional Journalist, specializing in Technology. A contributor to National and International publications, including The Times, The Sunday Times, The Guardian, Professional Photographer, NikonPro, Graphix, Digital Arts, Readers Digest, Popular Photography & Imaging and Which? consumer magazine.
One Comment
DingoDogg (1 comments.)
February 15th, 2010
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