News
21st March 2008 |
iz2u™ V2.0 is released.
We have listened to your feedback and we have incorporated some of the most requested features into this major new release :- 1. Free PayPal integration 2. HTML Tables are now supported in the Data Panel 3. A comprehensive Javascript API has been added. |
|
4th November 2007 |
ImageZoomerURL™ is renamed to �iz2u™�.
This is a piece of re-branding: iz2u™ is less of a mouthful(!), is hopefully more memorable (pronounced “I said to you”), and more search-engine friendly. It also more directly highlights the power of the virtual gallery aspect of the technology: iz2u = (Image Zoomer 2 URL) What we are emphasising here is that your Zoomify™ images (images pre-prepared for zooming using the excellent Zoomify Converter™) could be anywhere on the web and you can leave them there - they do not need to be copied to our servers. iz2u™ will just display your (or anybody else’s) images to the viewing public on their browser by downloading our small, but powerful and flexible, image viewing tool to maximise their viewing experience. Not having to upload your high resolution images to our servers is a big advantage considering their file size - some of which run into giga bytes! However, we can still host your images on our servers and/or prepare them for zooming if required. Another advantage of this virtual hosting capability is that it gets around possible copyright concerns - of giving copies of your images to a third party: your images don’t have to leave your sight or your servers! |
|
6th September 2007 |
ImageZoomerURL™ V1.0 is released.
ImageZoomerURL™ delivers any size image of any resolution to any browser at full screen, and the images can be zoomed into. ImageZoomerURL™ was developed to meet the challenge of displaying still images on the web in the best possible way and to be accessible to as wide an audience as possible. Click here for more details |
|
29th October 2006 |
38tivity announces its new Masterpiece service were they can take even low resolution digital images from the public, enhance them - in terms of colour, composition (like removing unwanted lampposts or people) - and enlarge them on to canvas (or paper if preferred) and frame them to make them as impressive as stately home paintings. Their artists achieve this by using raw artistic talent and the very best digital editing techniques and some techniques they prefer to keep from their competitors. They say that most people have taken a once-in-a-lifetime photograph that deserves to be given the Masterpiece treatment. The canvases are printed and treated in such a way that they will last for several generations - like any masterpiece should. Click here for more details | |
| 21st June 2006 | 38tivity announces an impressive eCommerce solution for Event Photographers as well as potentially anyone selling goods on-line. Developed by themselves to get their own event photographs on-line and marketable - i.e. on-line purchases - they can now offer that service to other clients requiring the same speed-to-market. They can conservatively get an eCommerce site up and running within 24 hours (within an hour if pre-prepared!) with images of an event - or any products and services that can be bought on-line. Click here for more details | |
4th June 2006 |
Major client, renowned artist Michael Autumn, gets work exhibited in the very prestigious Royal Academy, London, UK. In a gallery room devoted to contemporary art, in an otherwise very conventional art institution, Michael Autumn's Depth Of Tulip Field is hung alongside work by Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin, Grason Perry - to name a few of the best known contemporary artists. Digital printing and framing by 38tivity. | |
12th May 2006 |
38tivity take possession of the 1st Hasselblad 39 mega pixel digital back in the country! This demonstrates how up-to-date 38tivity is with the latest technological developments and how committed we are to the highest quality. | |
5th May 2006 |
The new fashion label DePloy commission a video for their launch in the U.K., China and Taiwan. | |
6th January 2006 |
38tivity formed. Photographic and computer companies merge to focus on professional digital imaging. | |