Photo collection demo, not the FireView app. This page is a field trial aid for the draft photo criteria: it gathers example photos so everyone can see what a good photo looks like at each stage. It is not the FireView product, it does not review, approve or sign anything off, and it retires once the FireView photo capture app is live. The criteria themselves are still a draft for comment.
FireView Photos
Shared example photos
Choose a building type below, then a house type within it. The list underneath shows only the photo criteria that apply to it. Open a criterion to read the description and top tip, then add your photos. Everything here is shared: whatever you add, everyone else on this link sees, and whatever they add, you see.
Put your name in the Uploading as box, just under the house types. It is shown under every photo you add, so the team can tell who took what.
Pick a building type on the first row (detached, attached, single apartments, blocks of apartments). The second row then offers only the house types inside it. Pick one of those, and the list underneath shows only the criteria that apply to it.
Open a criterion to read the description and top tip, and to see the photos already added for that house type.
Add a photo with Take photo, which opens the camera, or Add from library, which lets you pick photos you have already taken. You can pick several at once from the library.
Photos are shared with everyone on this link. Remove takes a photo away for everyone, not just for you, so you are asked to confirm first and told who added it.
The page refreshes itself about once a minute while you are looking at it, so photos other people add appear on their own. The line at the very bottom of the page says when it last updated.
Photos are resized in your browser before they are sent, which keeps them quick to load and also removes the location information a phone camera writes into a photo. There is a limit of ten photos per criterion per house type.
Building type
House type
Your name is shown under every photo you add, so the team can see who took what.