Why have these changes come into effect? Why do we need credits and how do they
work? are we charged 1 credit per photo?
confused
On 22 Mar 2014, at 11:16 am, Ben Mustill-Rose b...@benmr.com wrote:
Hi all and thanks for the answers.
If someone's reading this with the same problem, as
In the past, TapTapSee was free. Many people took a great many pictures, and
TapTapSee almost lost all its money providing the free service. It costs
TapTapSee a certain amount per picture to recognise and describe it, especially
as quickly as they usually do. So, TapTapSee had two choices,
wow! Thanks for your explanation. I'll have to look this up in settings. I
haven't used for a while, but I do like the app and am surprised this had to
happen. Do taptapsee have to pay the server where the pictures are sent too for
recognition or something?
On 24 Mar 2014, at 6:56 pm, David
Tap Tap See has a fee schedule to use the product. They began the
service by using Kick Starter funds but those have run out. In order
to continue to use Tap Tap See you pay either to purchase a certain
number of pictures or a monthly or 3 month rate. Each person will
need to decide if it is
Hi Andrew,
When TapTapSee first announced that they were instituting this fee structure,
there was numerous posts on this list. You may want to search the archives to
get a sense of what transpired back then. There were some posts from the
developers also explaining their reasons for adopting
TapTapSee uses a combination of image matching and paid staff to describe
photos. For the image matching database, companies pay a fee which is probably
based on use. For the live person to describe the photo, there is, of course, a
more substantial fee. TapTapSee has not divulged what their
There are packages for those that take very few pictures and those
that take photos almost constantly. I am still using the credits since
I don't use the app very often. When my credits run out, I will
probably get the 50 pictures or 100 pictures packages, which will last
me a long time. It is
Please, If you don't have suffice knowledge, I therefore want to tell
you that one more option for you. Use camfind, it is totally free and
fully accessible.
On 3/22/14, Jewel herekittyk...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh my bad. I could've sworn it was 100.
Jewel
Sent from my iPhone
On Mar 21, 2014,
Hi
Tap Tap See gives everyone 20 pictures Free to try out the app before
purchasing credits. This is mostly what you are experiencing.
Donna
On Mar 21, 2014, at 6:14 PM, Ben Mustill-Rose b...@benmr.com wrote:
Hi all,
I've been asked to demo a few iOS apps that are useful to blind
You get 100 photos free. I don't recall how to buy more credits but I think
it's in settings.
Jewel
Sent from my iPhone
On Mar 21, 2014, at 6:14 PM, Ben Mustill-Rose b...@benmr.com wrote:
Hi all,
I've been asked to demo a few iOS apps that are useful to blind people
and I'm hoping to
Oh my bad. I could've sworn it was 100.
Jewel
Sent from my iPhone
On Mar 21, 2014, at 6:20 PM, Donna merma...@bellsouth.net wrote:
Hi
Tap Tap See gives everyone 20 pictures Free to try out the app before
purchasing credits. This is mostly what you are experiencing.
Donna
On Mar
If memory serves me correctly, you would get 20 pictures free assuming of
course it was your first time using Tap Tap See before the changes went into
effect. I have never used the app even though it's still on my iPhone.
Alan
Sent from my iPad Air
On Mar 21, 2014, at 3:14 PM, Ben
Hi all and thanks for the answers.
If someone's reading this with the same problem, as others have said,
you get 20 free pictures to see how the app works. If you press the
about button in the app a settings type screen appears which contains
information potaining to your credits.
Thanks all.
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