Sentences with phrase «panel guided view»

«(Seriously, reading a comic on iBooks or Kindle feels so rigid by comparison because it lacks things like the panel - by - panel Guided View feature.)

It's the only comic reader with panel - by - panel guided view in any cbr / cbz comic and it's free https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=es.dexx.solutions.comicreader.comictime

However, the panel - by - panel guided view is elegant and slick.

The apps are free and have panel guided view technology that isolates specific panels.

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When it launched, Comixology's app was notable for its Guided View mode, which walks you through the entire contents of a comic panel by panel — sometimes even word balloon by word balloon.

Amazon will also be debuting a new system called «Virtual Panel» and this feature is very much akin to Comixologies Guided View technology.

However, Diary of a Wimpy Kid's vivid illustrated storytelling makes it a good candidate for ComiXology's Guided View technology, which allows readers to zoom in on a single image or panel to advance the story.

For years, though, creators have tried to tackle digital comics in a more complex way: by using «Guided View» technology, a function that typically moves you through comics one panel at a time.

Unlike Guided View, it does not bring you from one panel to the next; all navigation must be done by dragging, which is a less elegant solution.

When you read a regular comic, you go page by page or perhaps panel by panel, but with a Guided View Native comic, the creator can reveal the scene a little at a time.

Unlike comiXology's Guided View, which carefully pulls the page apart into individual panels and letterboxes each one, the Smart Panels feature just chops the page into pieces, each of which may contain several ppanels and letterboxes each one, the Smart Panels feature just chops the page into pieces, each of which may contain several pPanels feature just chops the page into pieces, each of which may contain several panelspanels.

Due to the success of Comixology, Apple will more than likely create a new engine within iBooks to give you guided panel view technology.

It's a Guided View Native comic, which means it uses comiXology's Guided View features to create digital - only effects such as word balloons dropping into place and panels popping up when the reader swipes the screen.

The users surveyed were enthusiastic about comiXology's Guided View feature, which zooms in on individual panels; 75 % said it was a «key benefit,» and 85 % simply liked having all their comics in the same place.

The panelists were unanimous in their praise for comiXology's panel - by - panel viewing system, Guided View.

The guided view makes each comic panel take off the entire screen, making it easier to read the text.

Up till now, I have seen Guided View mainly as a way to make a print comic readable on a screen that's smaller than the standard page size: It allows the reader to pan across the page and zoom in on one panel at a time.

Comixology's Guided Viewing technology sought to solve that problem by standardizing panel - by - panel viewing technology, but in retrospect that turned out to be only a sViewing technology sought to solve that problem by standardizing panel - by - panel viewing technology, but in retrospect that turned out to be only a sviewing technology, but in retrospect that turned out to be only a stopgap.

There is also the Guided View technology that will go from panel to panel and give you a full page version of it.

You do not have guided view, and have to pinch and zoom each panel to read some chat bubbles.

Like comiXology in the Guided View mode, Madefire displays most pages a panel at a time, with the user controlling the timing of the panel reveals.

There is no «guided view» feature (which zooms in one panel at a time), and because everything is streaming, pages are sometimes slower to load than what you're probably used to on the official Marvel Store app, and sometimes I had to reselect on some books after getting an error message.

We keep the page intact and use what we call guided view, which in essence covers up the panels on the left and right.

One is called «Virtual Panel» and this feature is very much akin to Comixology Guided View technology.

But having discovered Comixology, I learned that comics could be enjoyed anytime and anyplace on an iPad or iPhone, whether on lunch break or even while clothing shopping with the family (it saved my sanity many times over), with the ability to focus on each panel separately using Guided View.

This is meant for constructing the «Guided Panel View» experience that Comixology also employs.

Unfortunately, Marvel Unlimited's Smart Panels feature isn't quite as slick as Comixology's Guided View, which takes users from panel to panel in an elegant, cinematic fashion.

Panel Zoom not as good as Comixology's Guided View.

They had the Guided View [panel - by - panel viewing system], which I thought was very simple, efficient and respectful of the artist's work, and they were very open - minded, very enthusiastic about opening up to new types of comics, and not just the core business of the U.S., superhero comics.

For the «guided view» panel - to - panel stuff for iPhone and Android, the distributors handle that.

In Guided View, pages are deconstructed into panels, and larger panels and splash pages are broken into more readable elements.

The app utilizes «Guided View» optimization, so it's easy to move from panel to panel by swiping your finger (a full - page view is also availabView» optimization, so it's easy to move from panel to panel by swiping your finger (a full - page view is also availabview is also available).

One of the most important requirements for reading comics on a tablet is that they can be read in their original format, full - page, not in the guided view that skips from panel to panel.

Additionally, authors can select whether or not to use Kindle Panel View, which provides a clever guided navigation experience, expanding individual panels in sequence as readers progress through the story.

Just as important, comiXology's apps made comics easily readable across mobile devices, expanding panels to full - screen size and carrying the reader through them with the company's «guided view» technology.

The Nook's Zoom View and the Kindle's Panel view are relatively equivalent to Comixology's Guided vView and the Kindle's Panel view are relatively equivalent to Comixology's Guided vview are relatively equivalent to Comixology's Guided viewview.

I definitely tried to rein it in a little bit to make sure the art was more or less compliant within the panel, so we would have our options open — if we were going to do Guided View, there would be ways that inter-panel movements would work with the action.

The Kindle Comic Creator, instead of displaying the whole static page, will zoom in and give you a guided panel view, so that you'll switch from one panel to another.

I think the ComiXology Guided View is a wonderful way to read comics, especially a comic like Blastosaurus that so strictly sticks to formal panel layouts.

The Viz digital manga app doesn't have «guided view» mode where you go panel by panel, like Comixology or jmanga, but frankly you don't miss it; the manga wasn't drawn to be read that way, after all.