Online Camera Simulators #264: Challenge | Recap
A few years ago, Sony released a hilarious marketing campaign poking fun at amateur DSLR users who never learned to use their camera’s profe...
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Really cool entries so far. Here's mine :_)
Demo: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/a4800a56-15fe-4ecb-a3ae-a29190800323/review
Download: http://samuelapata.com/downloadmanager/click.php?id=64
Demo: https://360.articulate.com/review/content/a4800a56-15fe-4ecb-a3ae-a29190800323/review
Download: http://samuelapata.com/downloadmanager/click.php?id=64
- Beautiful example, Samuel.
- Thanks LInda! I'm glad you think so.
- I loved playing with all the sliders and dials, and the visual execution was very slick!
- Thanks Jodi! I thought your project was slick as well :)
- Nice! I like virtually playing with the settings!
- Thanks David!
- Cool simulator, Samuel! I loved the snap part at the end!
- Thanks Alex!
- The level of details and camera settings is really impressive!
- Thanks for reviewing, Andrzej!
- So much information packed into this Samuel, but very intuitive to use. Nice one.
- Thanks Jonathan! I appreciate the feedback.
- Hi Samuel! Consistently a job well done. I have a question, for my demo I would also like the user to "snap a picture" after they adjust the grid on their photo. For some reason, I can't quite figure out how to do this. Any tips? :) http://bit.ly/elh2642020
- Hi Nyla! The "snap feature" was made possible by adding a donut box/white frame on a layer with "hide other layers" unchecked. The frame layer is revealed when a button is clicked. You may need to disable the slider when the frame appears for your project. And yes, the snap SFX makes it all the more real :)
