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LifeMap, the digital photo album that grows up with you
At first glance, Gregory Siegal's LifeMap doesn't seem to do anything more than what your computer or a digital photo frame might. Where it really shines is how it handles your various albums' organization. Using the LifeMap's touchscreen, you can tag your photos with more than just the people in them and the date, but also where the photo was taken.
From Siegal:
The LifeMap is meant to be hung on the wall in the social center of the home. Over time, as the family grows the LifeMap grows with it. As more photos are added and tagged with information, users can view a time line of their lives or a world map marking everywhere they have travelled.It's also light enough to sit comfortable in your lap — however you feel comfortable sharing.
Via Gregory Siegal
By Knitterliness at 5:26 PM ON 05/21/09
I see this as being very useful for photojournalists and commercial photographers. For instance, viewing photo proofs or documenting any photo session for review later. If it's wireless, it's even better.
By VBGeek2000 at 11:34 PM ON 05/21/09
Did anyone else thing about the movie Final Cut when they read this article?
By rtl at 1:09 AM ON 05/22/09
Wow, I wish Apple would come up with a great app like this. They could call it iPhoto.
By sokel.com at 9:01 AM ON 05/22/09
How much is it? I want one!!
By uuu at 8:30 AM ON 05/23/09
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