New photography app dubble has launched for iOS, allowing users to randomly mix and produce double exposure photos with each other. The app allows users to either take a photo with the built-in camera or select a picture from the camera roll and upload it to the service, which then combines the user's photo with a random photo from another user to create a multiple exposure image that can be saved and shared through user profiles.
The world's first app for people to create images together! Shoot or upload a photo from your camera roll and wait for it to randomly mix with someone else's image. Then you're connected!
- Shoot with the dubble camera or upload any photo from your camera roll
- Your photo will randomly mix with another photo from anyone in the world
- Download or share your dubble image and view other profiles
- Redubble your images to create a series of dubbles from the same single photodubble is a completely new photographic experience. For the first time you can really interact with another person photographically. Anyone can join and start mixing photos right away creating stunning multiple exposure images.
dubble is a free app for the iPhone and iPod touch and can be downloaded through the App Store. [Direct Link]
Top Rated Comments
Yes, that would be more powerful and creative. I guess 'social' rules right now :rolleyes: One can just make double exposures in software now. But the ability to do it in-phone would make a nice app.
Call me old-fashioned, but the idea of someone else's pictures randomly being fused with mine seems ridiculous.
Certainly don't understand what's compelling about this app or what makes it interesting enough to be featured here.
Bah! Now get off my yard, you punks!