iSight Screensavers for Mac
Screensavers use video from iSight or other compatible camera.
Free
In English
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iSight Screensavers overview
iSight Screensavers is a collection of screensavers that use video from an iSight or other QuickTime compatible camera to morph fluid, create fire, or otherwise interact in fun and highly visual ways.
Features:
- Fluid - Morph and add color to a beautiful fluid dynamics simulation
- Particles - Create magical looking brightly colored particles wherever you move
- Champagne - Immerse yourself in a champagne world and watch as bubbles appear all over you
- Fire - Set yourself or your desktop on fire - in a painless kind of way!
- Water - Ripples appear wherever you move
- Flipping Grid - Can you get all of the squares to flip over together?
- Core Image - Over 30 configurable effects using powerful core image filters
What’s new in version 1.5
Version 1.5:
- Fixes issues with many of the effects not working on OS X 10.7 Lion.
- It requires OS X Snow Leopard or better.
iSight Screensavers for Mac
Free
In English
Version 1.5
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Dec 29 2010
Version: 1.4
Are these screen savers "FREE" like is advertised on MacUpdate.com, or are we just being tricked yet again into downloading and trying someones software, only to find out that we have to pay for it to take away some of its "crappiness?" If it's free, then say it's free; if not, then say so up front! Does MacUpdate condone this practice or is it something beyond its control?
Oct 18 2007
Version: 1.3
Even with the (New in 1.3) "Core Image" effect it's still not worth the $10
Don't waste your money.
Jul 25 2007
Version: 1.0.1
Half of them dont work with a macbook (video card not good enough)
and well its a lot of money for not very much finess
Jul 25 2007
Version: 1.0.1
I can't help wondering if the developer might have misstepped in limiting this product to people willing to pay $10 for screen savers. I have to guess this is a fairly small market.