The Iquispin photo application adds innovative SphereFlow technology to go further in editing and sharing 360-degree content on smartphones.
Launched in August 2020, Iquispin is an application from Vecnos Inc, spin off de Ricoh, which allows you to easily and simply transform 360 degree photos into mini-videos with 3D effects. The app requires no prior video editing experience and offers a variety of dynamic motion patterns and fun, realistic 3D effects. Vecnos Inc today announces a major update to Iquispin that integrates SphereFlow (TM), a whole new way to navigate 360° content. Other updates are also planned to make it easier to edit and share 360° photos on social media.. SphereFlow allows users to easily view their photos by swiping at the bottom of the screen, the interface showing them 360 degrees around each photo. So, navigation seems fluid and easy from one photo to another. Designed to help users enjoy and rediscover their 360° photos, SphereFlow improves navigation and should inspire further content sharing. SphereFlow is currently patent pending.
More sharing possibilities
Users can now share their photos directly to Facebook and other 360-degree compatible social media from Iquispin, allowing many more sharing possibilities beyond just the mini-video of the Iquispin brand. In order to’ further improve the user interface, the photos, 360-degree videos and files have been grouped under the Album tab, so users can now edit movements on the same screen as effects selection. Furthermore, four exclusive effects have been added with this latest update : Golden Stars et Glass Stars, for star compositions, Cool Shimmer, transparent hexagons, et Gossamer Butterfly, multicolored butterflies. There are currently 31 types of effects and 19 types of motions, including three exclusive news While any 360 degree content can be edited with Iquispin, these new exclusive effects are unlocked after connecting to an IQUI camera.
