Killer iPhone gadget
When it comes to finding cool gadgets for your iPhone, there seem to be unlimited options to choose from. The 3DCone prototype is no exception, but stands out from the pack. If you’ve ever wanted to capture 3D pictures or videos, this is the right tool for you.
The 3DCone is simple to use and easy to attach to your iPhone. Once you’ve snapped it on and you’ve launched the app, you can immediately start filming in 3D. The 3DCone consists of a mirror that captures pictures or videos from multiple angles, which makes the 3D effect. What sets it apart from other products is that you don’t have to manually take multiple pictures from different angles. It does all the work for you, which is perfect if you want to capture something or someone active and in constant motion.
They’re looking to raise at least $55,000 by September 6, 2012, with the eventual hope to get through manufacturing, product testing, production, quality checks, and shipping the products by March of 2013. If you need a little more encouragement and motivation to put your money toward a great product, you can see examples of their 3D videos on their YouTube channel. Check it out and if you’re interested in eventually using that product to make your own 3D videos, consider backing the project with a pledge so you can see it come to fruition.
The next step for the company is the need for additional funding, and that’s why they’re reaching out on Kickstarter.com, which is “the world’s largest funding platform for creative projects,” wherein projects are posted to the site and anyone with a credit card can pledge money to fund the projects, but the twist is that a project must reach its funding goal before time runs out or no money changes hands because “creators aren’t expected to develop their project without necessary funds, and it allows anyone to test concepts without risk.” The site also allows project creators to keep 100 percent ownership over their work and offer products and incentives in return for pledges.
phone systems
August 10, 2012 at 4:32 am
The accessory is cute, interesting and cool but it is bulky at the same time.
Market_Leader
August 14, 2012 at 11:33 am
@marypreheim thanks for the retweet yesterday!