Panoploid is an E-Multimedia Composer and an interactive Player.
Panoploid is the iPhone version of Panoply for the iPhone.
Create your business card, greeting card, next panoramic photo, ipod playlist, party invitation with directions, travel book with audio/video, executive multimedia presentation, art sketches, music video album with cover art: all on the iPhone.
Device Requirements:
This application runs only on iPad 3 or higher.
Similar to E-book, in addition to text and image, you can composite maps and graphics and add On Touch Do(OnDo) directives on composites to play audio, video, show another image or display a web page. Such composites are collectively, in general, referred to as Composite(s) below.
Composite library can be searched on: location by address, latitude/longitude, or a caption.
Share the composite image via e-mail or Bluetooth in multimedia rich proprietary format, or as a PDF, or image.
Panoploid also helps you capture panoramic views by automatically positioning, sizing and orienting individual photos(max 5) approximately.
Composites can be edited on the spot while capturing or any other time later.
A set of composites s can be collected in a Portfolio and saved.
Panoploid manages all of your media resources optimally without duplicating them if possible.
Panoploid does not force a workflow or a method. Any moment during capture or creation or modification is the same as any other and all operations are available all the time.
Panoploid stores content in a device independent format. This currently means that whenever a composite is edited, modified, and stored back, the changes are applied on the original to maximize the resolution of the result. Looking ahead, it means that should we release Panoploid on devices with higher resolution, your current content can be presented on the device with the device native resolution.
Panoploid uses database technology to store the contents. Therefore it is fast, responsive and, searchable.
Panoploid is built 100% on native iPhone technologies: there are no other third party software or software ported over from other platforms.
In Panoploid, what a gesture means is determined by context(graphics, maps, etc.,)as well as settings. This prevents us from having to invent arbitrary distinct gesture for each operation. But it also means that one needs to be aware of the context and settings that might affect a gesture. For example, in graphics workspace, you can create a rectangle, an ellipse, a filled rectangle or, a filled ellipse all with two touches. What gets created depends on the settings.
Therefore, we strongly recommend that you at least cursorily go through the 4 pages of info before starting in order to be more productive as well as for a better experience at:
http://www.ipanoramii.com
For questions/comments e-mail: [email protected].
Quick Reference:
Deletion:
In Composite workspace, pressing trash button lets you either delete an individual item or all of them depending on mode.
Gestures
Zoom is available in all tabs when appropriate.
Rotate: Keep one touch fixed and move the second touch around.
Frame: Move two touches a distance apart horizontally or vertically on the composite in edit mode in the Composite tab.
Drag with single touch
Graphical gestures
Line:
Two simultaneous touches for the two end points of the line, in open, non-smooth mode.
Rectangle: Same as for a line in closed mode.
Circle and ellipses: the touches for the rectangle which will inscribe it in closed mode.
Filled figures: Same as for closed figure with Filled setting ON.
Track mode: Tracks the touches and create a series of geometries.
On a Composite in the Library:
Right swipe: Sends(via e-mail or bluetooth).
Left swipe : Moves it to the Composite tab.
Single touch on an item in Library will toggle between the composite and its image super imposed on the world map..
Pressing the target corner again to delete it.