X is for X-Ray (iPad)
X is for X-Ray (iPad) sehr gutes Programm aus Touch Press Inc
Release-Datum 12 years ago 1.0.4 version.Swipe horizontally and each object rotates beneath your fingertip. Swipe vertically and its interior structure is revealed thanks to the unique X-Ray photography of artist Hugh Turvey, artist in Residence at the British Institute of Radiology.
Double-tap offers an amazing stereoscopic option, bringing the objects popping out of the screen.
The accompanying text by award-winning children’s author Paul Rosenthal reinforces the concept of making the invisible visible and includes rhymes spoken by Dr Who actor Kerry Shale.
This title will delight young children, giving them a unique insight into the inner secrets of familiar everyday objects. It will also appeal to anyone with curiosity about the world, how things work and the power of X-ray technology to reveal the nature of reality.
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Reviews:
“Clean, simple, practical, beautiful, educational, perfect to the last detail. A masterpiece!”
-Apps4Kids
""This title will delight young children, giving them a unique insight into the inner secrets of familiar everyday objects. It will also appeal to anyone with curiosity about the world, how things work and the power of X-ray technology to reveal the nature of reality.""
- teacherswithapps.com
“It’s something that both I and my four-year-old have had loads of fun with. It’s brilliant.”
-Apple Gazette, Robin Parrish
""A highly entertaining app which blends learning with cutting edge technology and plenty of humour...X is for X-Ray provides a unique approach to learning that should impress children and adults of all ages.""
- knowyourapps.com
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Features:
• Swipe horizontally to spin objects
• Swipe vertically to reveal what’s inside in X-Ray
• Unique 3D X-Ray photography by Hugh Turvey
• Accompanying text and poems by Paul Rosenthal
• Narrations by Dr Who actor Kerry Shale
• Pinch and zoom to see extraordinary detail
• Double-tap for an amazing stereoscopic view (best viewed with prism glasses)
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About the author: Hugh Turvey, artist in Residence at the British Institute of Radiology, has pioneered the use of X-Ray techniques to reveal everyday objects in surprising and visually stunning ways.
