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If you’re a Harry Potter geek like me, you’ll understand the excitement I feel any time a new addition to the magical nature gets announced.
Ever since the last instalment of the cinemas was released in 2011- now I feel aged- we’ve been treated to a prequel series, a West End production and several informs from J.K. Rowling herself to keep the supernatural flowing.
And now we’re being given the opportunity to immerse ourselves in the wizarding nature even more because a printer has been launched which photographs moving epitomes- just like in the movie!
The Harry Potter Photo and Video printer is a collaboration between Lifeprint and Warner Bros. and allows users to etch out pictures which then come to life expending their custom-built app.
Admittedly, it isn’t quite as magical as was the case in Harry Potter because clearly magical is not correct( sorry children ), so the whole moving idea only happens once you arrange the picture in front of your telephone on the app.
But still, this is the closest us Muggles have come to actually being able to claim our representations have magical tones, so I’ll take it.
The instant printer allows you to etch out your drawings instantly and also offers a range of Harry Potter themed filters and stickers to add to the magic.
So how does it direct? Harmonizing to Lifeprint, the printer enables you to embed moving video inside paintings, hence the illusion that the photo is moving. Once you’ve done that, you can decide either to reproduce them out or share them online.
And you’re not limited to which illustrates you can use, as the printer can publish videos from Snapchat, Facebook, Instagram etc … It can even reproduce animated GIFs.
The company shared the news on their Chirp, writing 😛 TAGEND
Attention all Wizards, Witches and Muggles! Your World is about to become a lot more supernatural with the new Harry Potter Magic Photo and Video Printer for iPhone& Android. Available for pre-order on http :// Amazon.com beginning September 22 nd. #harrypotter #fantasticbeasts
Attention all Wizards, Witches and Muggles! Your World is about to become a lot more magical with the brand-new Harry Potter Magic Photo and Video Printer for iPhone& Android. Available for pre-order on https :// t.co/ uqpohKmSdm beginning September 22 nd. #harrypotter #fantasticbeasts pic.twitter.com/ YnCbHoQfBz
— Lifeprint (@ Lifeprintphoto) October 2, 2018
They supplemented on their website 😛 TAGEND
Magical moving photos are finally now! With the Harry Potter Magic Photo and Video Printer and App, you are able to do your photos come to life like spell in your hands.
The printer is available to pre-order now so if you’ve got any Harry Potter admirers in your life, the it’s the excellent Christmas gift, it’s released in time.
You might need to save up for a bit though because it’s priced at PS149. 99, so admittedly it’s probably not going to be your first choice for Secret Santa.
If you did want a cheaper alternative, Royal Mail are exhausting limited publication Harry Potter stamps that peculiarity a range of iconic Harry Potter-related personas, including the faces of Harry, Hermione Granger, Ron Weasley, Ginny Weasley and Neville Longbottom.
Obviously, stomp aren’t the most exciting present to give someone you enjoy( or like even slightly) but they do have secret intricate details that can only be discovered by using an ultraviolet radiation- so it does add to the spell a bit!
There are 15 limited edition stamps in total, and they will be available from October 16.
Royal Mail
Philip Parker from Royal Mail said 😛 TAGEND
The Harry Potter movies continue to excite and love audiences of all ages.
The goal with our postages is to captivate the hullabaloo of the Wizarding World and the valor of the students of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
Even if you don’t decide to buy either produce, I think we can agree that any connection between the Muggle world and mystical world is something to be applauded.
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