A method for searching photos on a mobile phone by using the fisheye view technique

Chun, Junchul; Han, Sung H.; Im, Hyunsuk; Park, Yong S.

doi:10.1016/j.ergon.2011.02.009

Cited by 12 publications

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“…Chun et al [4] propose to use a fish-eye visualization to present more images at a glance (similarly, Divakaran et al [5] did also propose a fish-eye layout earlier). Schaefer [10] proposes to use the Globe metaphor for visualizing large image collections with hierarchical refinement, where images are arranged according to their median color.…”

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The Stack-of-Rings Interface for Large-Scale Image Browsing on Mobile Touch Devices

Schoeffmann

2014

Proceedings of the 22nd ACM International Conference on Multimedia

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We propose a new interface for browsing large image collections on touch-enabled devices, which allows for faster visual search than a common grid interface. The proposed interface consists of 3D rings arranged in a vertical stack. Each ring can be rotated independently with a horizontal wipe gesture and the whole stack can be moved up and down with vertical wipe gestures. We present results from a user study with 16 participants, where we compared the performance of the proposed interface to the one provided by the default image browsing interface on tablets. The evaluation results show that the proposed interface performs significantly faster than the default interface on the tablet and achieves a significantly better rating by the users.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

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The Stack-of-Rings Interface for Large-Scale Image Browsing on Mobile Touch Devices

Schoeffmann

2014

Proceedings of the 22nd ACM International Conference on Multimedia

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“…Some examples are a Fisheye-like view [2], a 3D ring [14], different 3D globe configurations [1] and a hexagonal lattice [12]. In our current research we are using color analysis in order to enhance image browsing combined in combination with 2D and 3D visualizations.…”

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Next generation image and video browsing on mobile devices

Hudelist

2013

Proceedings of the 3rd ACM Conference on International Conference on Multimedia Retrieval

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Mobile multimedia devices, such as smart phones and tablet PCs, are gaining increased popularity for the purpose of image and video recording. For many users, these ubiquitous devices are a good replacement of traditional and usually heavyweight cameras. However, while content creation is very simple on such mobile devices, browsing and searching still lacks of appropriate interaction means that are specifically designed for multi-touchbased interaction on small displays. In this work, we present our initial concepts and ideas to improve image and video browsing on smart phones and tablet PCs with touchscreen interaction.

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“…The situation becomes even worse if the desired image is not a distinctive one and if the list contains many similar images. Consequently, researchers have proposed alternatives to the classical scrollable list for mobile devices with small screens, such as using rapid serial visual presentation [2] or to present image thumbnails in long chronologically sorted arrays [7], in Treemap layouts [6], or in Fisheye views [1]. Recent approaches also suggest to use 3D graphics to present image thumbnails in cylindrical [15] or in spherical [13,16] arrangements.…”

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A user study on image browsing on touchscreens

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Proceedings of the 20th ACM International Conference on Multimedia

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Default image browsing interfaces on touch-based mobile devices provide limited support for image search tasks. To facilitate fast and convenient searches we propose an alternative interface that takes advantage of 3D graphics and arranges images on a rotatable globe according to color similarity. In a user study we compare the new design to the iPad's image browser. Results collected from 24 participants show that for color-sorted image collections the globe can reduce search time by 23% without causing more errors and that it is perceived as being fun to use and preferred over the standard browsing interface by 70% of the participants.

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A method for searching photos on a mobile phone by using the fisheye view technique

Cited by 12 publications

References 23 publications

The Stack-of-Rings Interface for Large-Scale Image Browsing on Mobile Touch Devices

The Stack-of-Rings Interface for Large-Scale Image Browsing on Mobile Touch Devices

Next generation image and video browsing on mobile devices

A user study on image browsing on touchscreens

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