AsciiCamera
ASCII Art Photo Maker
AsciiCamera lets you take “ASCII art” photos.
Pictures you take with AsciiCamera are immediately converted to ASCII-tiled images.
You can change anything – your friends, your city, and your dog, into ASCII arts. Then share them over Twitter!
Reviewed in
WMPowerUser/1800pocketpc.com/windows phone 7 central/Daily Mobile/Windows Phone Review
Features
- Make ASCII Art from camera snapshots
- Make ASCII Art from photos in Photo Album
- Created ASCII Art images can be saved in the Photo Album
- Can make colorized ASCII art
- Share ASCII Art over Twitter (Only for Windows Phone 7)
How to Use (Windows Phone 7)
We have four buttons in the application bar.
- Click the camera button and take a snapshot.
- AsciiCamera starts generating ASCII art. That’s it! You got your own ASCII art.
- Click the disk icon button in the bar to save the image to local media library.
- Click the upload icon to upload the ASCII art to Twitter.
How to Use (iPhone)
On start, AsciiCamera opens a camera view finder. Tap the camera button in the center. AsciiCamera starts generating ASCII art. The timer option is good to take your profile picture for Facebook or Twitter.
- In the main window, click the album icon button in the tool bar to save the image to local Photo Album.
- You can go back to the camera view finder by clicking the camera button, or select existing photos from Photo Album by clicking the album button
When the lower right “Curl Up” button is clicked, the setting page appears. You can select Colorized or Monochrome ASCII mode, as well as can adjust contrast value.
Upcoming Feature:
- Share Ascii Art with Twitter for iPhone
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It would be extra cool to be able to save/export in ASCII text format!
Hi, just purchased the app today, but i can not see anything in the preview before taking a picture, just a grey screen. It makes the application useless as it is unfortunately.
Hi Peter
Thank you for your feedback. We detected this error last week.
Problem is actually the camera controller graphics overlays the entire area of camera view finder in iOS4.3.
This problem occurs only in iOS4.3 due to its change in a API.
We fixed this error and register the update to Apple four days ago.
Please wait for a couple of more days till the update will be on AppStore.
If you still see the problem after you will install the upcoming update, please let me know.
Again thank you for using AsciiCamera and giving us the feedback.