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Awesome!

Ive used the screen saver version for 6 months and it still blows me away. Seeing a random selection of dozens of my photos from the last 8 years floating by really brings back the memories, including things I had almost forgotten about! It also continually swaps out photos as it runs. When I first installed it, I was so mesmerized that I watched it for an hour. My kids love seeing it spell out their names using their own pictures.

The screen saver version is still only available on the developers website for $9. Perhaps Apple considers screen savers to not be "apps" and hence wont let them be sold in the app store? Even though I already own the screen saver, I bought the app as well. Its really that good! Ive always wanted to be able to click a photo in the screen saver to zoom in on it, but of course that just cancels the screen saver. This is now supported in the app version, which is why I bought it. Its worth every penny.

Make sure to set the preferences to point to your iPhoto, Aperture or other library and run it in full screen mode. While it can show any type of pictures, for me the beauty is in seeing my own. Its like getting a different tour of my life every day.

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MovingPhotos3D

MovingPhotos3D

David McNerney

MovingPhotos3D is a visualization that lets you see your photo library in a new way. It sends your photos flying around the screen in three dimensions. You can see hundreds of pict...

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App Details

Version
1.1
Size
670.61 Kb
Updated
8 years ago
Released
Jan 2011
Price
Free
Platform
MacOS

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