Here’s something for all you mobile shutterbugs out there: Exclaim, a provider of wireless and Web applications, recently launched version 6.0 of its Pictavision photo- sharing software for mobile phones.

 

With Pictavision, users can transform any mobile phone that’s enabled with BREW, Java or SYMBIAN into a tool for sharing and finding video and photos through a variety of media Web sites including KODAK EASYSHARE Gallery, dotPhoto, Flickr, Adobe Photoshop Showcase, and SmugMug.

 

Pictavision’s interface is designed to make this sharing quick and easy. Among its features are:

“Pictavision lets you take a photo, add a voice caption, send it as a greeting, and save it online in just four clicks, making it the easiest way to take, save and share photos and videos from a camera phone,” the product’s Web site says.

 

Pictavision is provided on a subscription basis, with plans starting at $3.99. It’s available through the following U.S. cellular carriers: Alltel (includes Western Wireless), Cellular South, Cricket Wireless, Metro PCS, Midewest Wireless, NTELOS, US Cellular, and Verizon Wireless.

 

Outside the U.S., Pictavision is available through carriers Centennial Puerto Rico, Iuscasell, Movistar Columbia, Movistar Ecuador, Movistar Panam, Movistar Peru, Movistar Venezuela, Reliance India Mobile, Tata Teleservices Limited, UNEFON, Verizon Dominicana, and Verizon Wirelesss Puerto Rico.

 

If you try out Pictavision, let me know how it works. Looks like a pretty neat application.