The most incredible day of our lives has finally come! No, we’re not announcing our recent lottery winnings… Awesome Vision has finally arrived!
Awesome Vision works with your camera and/or existing photo library to enhance your photos with one of four fun filters: Pirate, Dinosaur, Ninja, or Robot. Use them on your friends, or the unknowing public, and let the laughs begin!
At only $0.99 in the iTunes App Store, it’s a steal!
Check out Awesome Vision today, and tell a friend!
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If you have not already tried our Pet Vision app for yourself, now is the time! Pet Vision is now just $0.99!
Using the camera feature of the iPhone, or the camera roll on your iPod touch, you can transform your pictures in to the visual spectrum of a dog or a cat.
Not having as robust of a visual spectrum as humans, dog and cats still have color vision. You’ll find it entertaining, if not just plain interesting, turning pictures of everyday objects in to the color spectrum that your loving pet sees.
Check it out in the app store today, and feel free to spread the word, and leave us some love.
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Battle for the color spectrum!
Pet Vision allows the user to convert pictures from the normal human visual spectrum to either a dog’s OR a cat’s visual spectrum. Here are some common questions you may have about this:
Do dogs and cats have the same color spectrum?
No, dogs and cats have similar color vision, but it is different.
First, lets explore some of the basics of color vision. Eyes, in most creatures, have two types of receptor cells. These are the ‘rods’ and the ‘cones.’ Rods react to the intensity of the light whereas cones respond to the wavelength of the light. For more on light wavelengths check out Wikipedia’s article on the Electromagnetic Spectrum.
Scientists have measured the specific wavelengths that the cones in dog’s and cat’s eyes can measure. Dogs’ cones react to a different frequency than cats’ cones, so the visual spectrum for a cat is different than a dogs.
How different are they?
Although they have distinct differences they are similar. Here is the same picture processed using Pet Vision for both a dog and a cat.
 Dog Vision |
 Cat Vision |
When you download the app you may find it fun to look for the differences in the everyday objects you have around you right now!
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Without further ado, we here at Unwired Innovations are pleased to bring you our first app…
Using the camera feature of the iPhone, or the camera roll on your iPod touch, you can transform your pictures in to the visual spectrum of a dog or a cat.
Not having as robust of a visual spectrum as humans, dog and cats still have color vision. You’ll find it entertaining, if not just plain interesting, turning pictures of everyday objects in to the color spectrum that your loving pet sees.
Try taking a picture of your dog’s toy basket, you might learn why he or she likes that tennis ball so much.
Thank you for your support.
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