Imagine a comic instead of a pretty lady or Volkswagon.
http://www.zoomify.com/
Tim
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It seems quite nice, although a little expensive for a tool that only does one little thing. If you were to stuff a big comic in there, say 100-200 full colour panels, I wonder how well it would handle it. Also one thing I'm a little skeptical too, is that when you zoom in, it downloads only the little portion of the image you're seeing. So if you were to navigate a comics on it with a slow connection, you might have to wait every single time you move to the next panel for it to download (I'm on a fast connection, and there it took like a second or two). If I were on a slow connection, I would prefer to just have the entire thing download first, so I could read it later without interruption.
All that said, what I do like about it is that you can view the entire thing (comic) at a distance, sort of like you would flip through a comic to see if it's something you want to read.
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All that said, what I do like about it is that you can view the entire thing (comic) at a distance, sort of like you would flip through a comic to see if it's something you want to read.
Ragnar
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it's a start
it's a wonderful new toy, but a little clunky. at least they're on the right track! can't wait to see more technological breakthroughs like this (but with better quality/faster download/etc.). it'll come in time. this is nice, though.
cayetano "cat" garza jr.
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Zoo, zoom, zoom.
Are there any zooming comics out there already? I know Scott originally proposed the idea a while ago, but I don't remember having seen any finished examples from anyone yet.
My own attempt at a zoomer, Doodleflak, is almost done. It started out as a follow on to Sixgun, but has become something altogether different. Hopefully I'll be able to show it off early next week (providing I can come up with the elusive four-panel gag it needs to finish everything off).
My own attempt at a zoomer, Doodleflak, is almost done. It started out as a follow on to Sixgun, but has become something altogether different. Hopefully I'll be able to show it off early next week (providing I can come up with the elusive four-panel gag it needs to finish everything off).
ZOOM!
As promised, Doodleflak:
http://e-merl.com/flak.htm
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http://e-merl.com/flak.htm
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Very cool!
Merlin, too cool.
I kept wanting the "top" strip of a branch to be the main arm, and the main arm to be the "top" strip. All in all, very cool, AND funny content to boot!
Tim
I kept wanting the "top" strip of a branch to be the main arm, and the main arm to be the "top" strip. All in all, very cool, AND funny content to boot!
Tim