Young Entrepreneurs - Framefish
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Online shopping for glasses offers convenience, choice and low prices,
but it's hard to know if what you’re buying will actually suit your face. Framefish is virtual try-on software
that allows you to upload a photo of your face so you can see exactly what
you’ll look like in your new specs.
UNSW's Peter Anderson takes us through his app.
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