アニメの聖地巡礼カメラ vs Memorygraph

全国2000万人のアニメファンのみなさまに贈る、聖地巡礼必携カメラアプリ！ せっかくロケ地に来たんだから、どうせならアニメのシーンそっくりの写真が撮りたい！ 実際のアニメ画像と重ねながら撮影できるので、建物の位置・角度・カメラの高さなど細部にまでこだわった撮影が可能です。 ロケ地だけでは無く、好きなアニメキャラやゲームキャラの決めポーズなどの練習にも使えます！ --------------------------------------------------------- 無料で使える「時間帯変更フィルター」を使えば、撮影時間を問わずお好みの時間帯っぽい写真を撮ることができます！ 現バージョンで実装しているフィルターは以下の通りです。 ・SunRise…早朝の凛とした空気感になります ・BlueSky…真夏の晴天の様な突き抜けた画質にできます ・CloudySky…曇り空のどんよりとした雰囲気になります ・SunSet…夕方のノスタルジックな風情を演出します ・Night…夜の帳が下りた仄暗い雰囲気にできます --------------------------------------------------------- アニメ以外でも ・ドラマの有名なワンシーン ・人気の映画ポスター ・有名人の顔まねなど アニメファンだけでなく、ドラマや映画ファンの方まで、アイデア次第で使い方は広がります！ 【聖地巡礼カメラはこんな方へおすすめです】 ・アニキャラになりきって写真撮影がしたい ・写真を撮るのが好きなので、面白いカメラアプリを探している ・聖地巡りをした際、オタク友達と盛り上がれるアプリが欲しい ・憧れのアニキャラのポーズを、透過カメラで確度など細部にまでこだわってマネしたい ・透過カメラを利用して、ドラマのワンシーンを再現したい ・好きなドラマの聖地に行く予定なので、主人公と同じカットで写真撮影できるカメラアプリが欲しい ・自分の好きな萌え系アニキャラの難しい決めポーズを完コピしたい ・アニメファンの間で聖地巡礼の写真を共有するので、アニキャラと同じカットで撮影したい ・趣味でドラマのロケ地巡りをしているので、透過カメラを利用して面白い写真を撮りたい ・よく萌え系のコスプレで撮影会をするので、面白いカメラアプリを探している ・映画のシーンを再現した写真を撮ってSNSで共有したい

This app is developed and operated by ROIS-DS Center for Open Data in the Humanities (CODH). Memorygraph is a camera app that supports same-composition photography by showing the scene image semi-transparently on the viewfinder of a smartphone camera. The same-composition photography is helpful for various purposes, such as now-and-then photography, before-and-after photography, fixed-point photography, pilgrimage photography, etc., depending on how the scene images are selected. * Now-and-then photography: Comparison of past and present Select an old photo for the scene image. Same-composition photography of an old photo and a modern scene helps you grasp the changes that have occurred over a long period. Furthermore, it is an even more exciting experience when it leads to the discovery of small traces left behind from the past to the present day. * Before-and-after photography: Comparison between before and after rapid changes Select photos related to rapid changes caused by disasters for the scene image. Suppose you choose a photo taken before a disaster as the scene image. In that case, you can visualize the extent of damage caused by the disaster. Suppose you select a photo taken immediately after a disaster as the scene image. In that case, you can visualize the state of recovery from the disaster. * Fixed-point photography: Visualization of gradual changes Select a photo at a certain point in time for the scene image. Same-composition photography allows you to record gradual changes as time-lapse images, such as plants blooming and growing, buildings being completed, and scenery changing with the seasons. * Pilgrimage photography: Comparison at a specific location By registering images of scenes from your favorite content (manga, anime, movies, etc.) and applying same-composition photography at the places of the content, pilgrimage to sacred sites (content tourism) can become a more immersive experience. Furthermore, it is also possible to incorporate the difficulty of same-composition photography into a location game, similar to photo orienteering. --- There are two ways to register these scene images in the app: "My Project" and "Shared Project." * My Project The user of the app registers scene images. User can choose their favorite scenes but cannot share the photos they have taken with others in the app. * Shared Project The creator of the project registers scene images, and project participants share them. It is best for events where all participants shoot the same scene with the same composition, and the photos taken can be shared within the app. In the beginning, set your preferred image for the scene image in My Project, then carry the app to experience same-composition photography in various locations. On the other hand, various use cases have been accumulated for Shared Projects. For example, before-and-after photography has been used to plan new sightseeing tours using old photos, citizen science projects to explore the locations where old photos were taken, and workshops to discuss urban planning based on the changes in the town over time. Before-and-after photography has also been used for on-site tours and workshops to learn about disaster recovery. Currently, we are creating Shared Projects within the framework of collaborative research, but in the future, we would like to make it possible for anyone to create Shared Projects to further expand the use cases.