As you probably know, along with the actual image, the feature captures a second and a half of movement and sound before and after the photo is taken. Today, a company named Priime launched a new app which makes them easily shareable and viewable with anyone, regardless of device or platform.
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On the new handsets, you can bring the Live Photos to life by pressing down on the image. Tap on the Harry Potter-like photo, and the app uses magic to turn it into a GIF. The results can be shared via a number of different outlets like Facebook, iMessage, Twitter, email, Instagram, and more.
With the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus, Apple unveiled Live Photos, which take a snippet of video as you’re taking a picture.
The app is extremely easy and quick to use.
As simple as that, you can take your Live Photos (without their audio component) and flood the Internet with them. Once you’ve picked one to share, you can choose either to “share as GIF” or “share as video”, then select which service you want to share them on, and you’re done. Once the GIF (or.mov file) is created, options of sharing it appear on the screen: “Share GIF” or “Share video” should appear. Inside the app, you can quickly preview the Live Photos with the Peek and Pop gestures.
The newly released Live GIF app is absolutely flawless in what it does, and for a one-off download fee of $1.99, you get what can only be described as the most to-the-point feature set for an app of this nature.
Early iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus adopters have a lot to love in Apple’s latest and greatest iPhones. The app is highly recommended.
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Live GIF comes to close that gap and speed up the process of sharing animated shots in one versatile and popular format, the Graphics Interchange Format (GIF).
