Aiptek Inc., headquartered in Hsinchu, Taiwan and Irvine, Calif., is about to launch a new, affordable 3D HD i2 camcorder and portable 3D device, which work independently of each other to help consumers create 3D images and video. In today’s episode of the DIMAcast, Johnson Chuang, vice president of Aiptek, talks about his company’s 3D products and how he envisions 3D impacting the way people capture their memories.

http://www.aiptek.com/3d/camcorder

Interview starts :2:24

Interview ends :15:25

Photovisi is a free online service that lets users easily create photo collages, which are then available for download or printing. Today on the DIMAcast, Maurice Sikkink, who started Photovisi in Amsterdam with a college buddy, talks about the service and how it may evolve from here.

http://www.photovisi.com/

Interview starts :2:58

Interview ends :16:14

Maurice Sikkink

 http://www.photovisi.com/

Applied Recognition Inc., based in Oakville, Ontario, recently released Fotobounce 3.0, which allows users to create a private network to share photos with friends and family. Today on the DIMAcast, Ray Ganong, president of Applied Recognition, explains what makes Fotobounce different from other sharing sites, and how users are printing Fotobounce images.

http://fotobounce.com

Interview starts :2:48

Interview ends :15:09

Ray Ganong

Today on the DIMAcast we have Bill McCurry and his Marketing Idea Exchange. This week Bill comes to us live from The IPA Member Retreat 2010. Bill has the a great opportunity to interview three people. Larry Steiner and Rochelle Shambaugh from Spectrum Photo and Digital Services Ashland, Ohio Also joining Bill is Koby Marowelli from Adrian, MI A new director at IPI.

Interview starts :3:38

Interview ends :25:28