Your clients can use MoviePic to add a new dimension to the design and experience of their photo albums. Through the use of an individualised mobile device app, MoviePic enables users to integrate videos into printed photo albums, calendars or post cards. MoviePic technology allows your clients to interactively enhance their photos with videos and slideshows or to add their own spoken commentary. In so doing, every printed photo album becomes a multimedia experience on a smart phone or tablet-PC. The app works with cutting edge augmented reality technology, which uses a picture recognition process to pinpoint selected photos and incorporate corresponding video and audio material into the album. The album quickly comes to life in a fascinating digital fashion. Until now, such books have only been seen on Harry Potter. There photos accompanying articles in the magical „Daily Prophet“ newspaper are replaced by moving images.

As such MoviePic in innovative. It is a multi-media extension of a photo album which offers your customers attractive added value, and turns the classic printed photo album into a living archive of personal videos and audio commentary that compliments the photos. MoviePic offers clients a perfect bridge between the classic and beloved photo album with all its haptic and physical advantages, and iPhones, iPads and android smartphones that are used by all generations, and offer multimedia technical possibilities.
The white label basic technology app is adapted in keeping with its corporate design, and is available free of charge for iOS and Android in the relevant app store.

 

After entering a personal password, the app is loaded with individual media thereby enhancing the relevant photo album with slide shows and video and audio commentary. Your customers are given an act ivation code to access their personal video material, which is sorted in terms of the relevant photo album.

A further advantage of the app is that it can be used to assign videos of special moments and experiences filmed on a smart phone but subsequently left forgotten on hard drives, sticks or memory cards. This means film footage is easier to find and that memories of the moment it was shot remain alive.