Diorama - by Litho

Animate your everyday with filmmaking app Diorama and Litho.

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Animate your everyday with filmmaking app Diorama and Litho.

23 followers

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Diorama allows you to create Jurassic Park-like films anywhere - from your bedroom to the beach. With it, you can produce far more sophisticated animated visual effects than ever previously possible on your phone. Diorama works with the Litho AR controller.

Launch tags:Virtual Reality•Design Tools•Art

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This looks fantastic. Better tools for creating AR content and stories is going to be a huge breakthrough. Just ordered an AR controller, super excited to try it out

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6yr ago

Diorama - by Litho

Maker

@chriscorcoran thanks so much Chris. Will get it shipped first thing tomorrow. Let me know how you get on!

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6yr ago

Product Hunt

The UI and flow look brilliant. Can definitely see this expanding beyond filmmaking and into sectors such as architecture, interior design, and online-edu (to name a few things).

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6yr ago

Diorama - by Litho

Maker

@gabe__perez Thanks Gabe. I totally agree. We designed all the core the interacts with the intent of trying to keep it as extendable as possible.

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6yr ago

Hi Nat, I would like to set up a virtual meeting with you tomorrow please if possible? Our services are VR/AR & MR, with 360° content. Please can we connect? #vpixsa

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5yr ago

Diorama - by Litho

Maker

Hi Product Hunt! I'm Nat, CEO of Litho. I first tried a HoloLens back in 2017, and, despite its limitations, I was blown away by the experience. It offered a magical glimpse into a future where technology was no longer an obstacle to the real world, but a tool to enhance and engage with it. IMO the biggest drawback of both the original HoloLens and early, phone-based mobile AR applications is their input method. Hand tracking is too tiring and imprecise to spend much time using, while, with a touchscreen, you often end up obscuring what you’re trying to interact with. That's why we created Litho - an input device and UX framework designed specifically for Augmented Reality. Litho allows you to interact effortlessly with the real world unimpeded by external trackers or base stations. We launched Litho in November 2019. Since then, we’ve shipped hundreds of Litho Developer Kits around the world and started to partner with visionary companies to build applications for it. From the launch, users were creating mobile AR demo videos virtually indistinguishable from reality; the less technical, however, were struggling with Unity, which was creating a barrier to getting them started. So, we developed Diorama, an app we believe offers a template for the future of filmmaking and visual effects creation. Diorama lets you easily import a curated set of 3D assets into your AR scene. Many of the assets are creative commons, some are licensed, others have been commissioned by us from leading contemporary artists. We also integrated Diorama directly with the Google Poly API, allowing users to bring basic objects to the scene by just using their voice. Once the objects have been introduced, it’s simple to edit and animate them to create short films, and we have physics tools, such as balloons and wind, which enable delightful physics-based interactions. If you have an iPhone with an A12 chip or newer, actors can also interact directly with the props in your scene through body tracking, and the app has a selection of live video filters, which help blend virtual objects with the camera feed. Diorama launches today for iOS. You can get the Testflight for free from our website. To use it, you will, of course, need a Litho, which you can purchase from the Diorama website for just $99. As a team of only five, there’s still a lot on our to-do list. We’d love to hear your thoughts about features you'd like to see in the app. Feel free to ask us anything in the comments.

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6yr ago

Wow. i cant believe we can arrive to this technology That is sick. I've never seen such an interesting use of AR. Just awesome

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6yr ago

Diorama - by Litho

Maker

@mohamed_fellak 🙏🙏

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6yr ago

Wow, looks awesome! Would be keen to see this come to android, too, if it's not too difficult to port.

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6yr ago

Diorama - by Litho

Maker

@matthew_west4 Shouldn't be hard to get something working on Android. It's just a lot harder to support and optimise given the massive diversity of hardware out there. I think a release on selected phones is something we'll be able to do relatively soon.

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6yr ago

@litho Awesome, thank Nat!

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6yr ago