Fyuse
Fyuse is a spatial photography app which lets users capture and share interactive 3D images. By tilting or swiping one's smartphone, one can view such "" from various angles — as if one were walking around an object or subject.
The app blends photography and video to create an interactive medium and was first published for iOS in April 2014. The Android version was released at the end of 2014.
The app
Fyuse lets users capture panoramas, selfies, and full 360° views of objects and allows one to view captured moments from different angles. It has its own personal gallery, social network and standalone web integration.With the app, Fyusion also created a social networking platform similar to Instagram. can be shared, commented on, liked and re-shared to one's followers. One can build a network of followers and with engagement tracking, one can see how many times an image has been interacted with The images can also be saved for private, offline view, or shared to other social networks, like Facebook or Twitter, or embedded on a website where the images can be interacted with by desktop users via dragging the mouse. Furthermore, in the compass tab other can be discovered using the app's system of tags and categories. One's feed is prepopulated with top users, and one can follow people to see when they post a new. The app will also find one's friends if one signs up with Facebook or connects it with one's Twitter account.
To create a one moves around a person or object with one's phone's camera in one direction or moving/tilting one's phone around while holding one's finger on the screen.
By combining photography and video the app allows one to capture moments that one may not have otherwise been able to capture by recording not one moment in time but stitched together little moments. According to Fyusion CEO Radu Rusu, a photo freezes a moment in time, while a video captures moments in a linear timeline — both still flat, when viewed. A image captures a moment in space, where one can not only see one side of something, but also around it.
When it is done rendering, can also be edited – one can trim the for length and edit the brightness, contrast, exposure, saturation and sharpness. One can also add a vignette and apply a filters, with options to adjust their intensity. After editing, one can write a description, add hashtags, and tag parts of the before one can publish and share it.
Version 1.0 has been described as "alpha prototype" and version 2.0 was released on 17 December 2014.
Version 3.0 introduced 3D tagging by which users can layer 3D graphic that animate accordingly with each interaction to add some context to the content.
Version 4.0 was released on December 21, 2016 for iOS.
Since January 2016 the app allows the export of as Live Photos.
The app has also been described as a more sophisticated version of 3D stickers and flip images.
Applications
The app has many applications for e-commerce such as for fashion designers who want to showcase a garment from every angle, or real estate listings and Airbnb-type sites that want to make their rental properties seem as enticing as possible.The app can also be used for interactive art, 360° panoramas and selfies.