“I often want to zoom closely into my iPhone’s photos to see more detail, but I quickly reach the preset limit. It gets frustrating to see the display “bounce back” when I pinch to zoom in further,” said Dr. David Y. Feinstein, the creator of Photo Magnifier and its patented RotoView technology. “RotoView Photo Magnifier doesn’t replace the built-in picture viewer, but it does enhance the experience, allowing you to truly see the details of your photos up close. And once you’ve zoomed in, you simply tilt your phone up-right-left-down to scroll around the photo instead of flicking your fingertips over the screen repetitively. This is a much more natural way to view enlarged pictures, and it means a lot less work for my fingers.”
RotoView Picture Viewer is simple and intuitive to use. Select any picture from the photo albums, and then zoom in by double tapping or pinching out on the screen. To activate RotoView tilt-based scrolling, just shake or tap the phone. With its built-in Scroll Controller, users will easily know which area of the screen they are viewing and even control the scrolling speed.
Picture Viewer is free and available now on iTunes. It is compatible with iPhone 4, iPod touch (4th generation), iPad 2, and above.
http://www.rotoview.com/app/rotoview_photo_magnifier.htm
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