16 June 2008 13:18 GMT / By Amy-Mae Elliott
Nike has extended its iD footwear customisation with the launch of a new service called "PhotoiD" that lets you create a trainer colour scheme based on a pic you take with your mobile phone.The service will mean that consumers will be able to create their own, bespoke trainers based on pictures taken on a cameraphones and MMS-ed to the company.
The Nike PhotoiD service uses technology that analyses the dominant colours of pictures and will MMS you back a picture of a shoe customised to the main two colours in the shot.
The footwear design can then be saved as mobile wallpaper, sent to a friend, or actually purchased - mapped onto Nike's 1985 Dunk high-top basketball sneakers.
To have a go at the service, UK consumers can MMS a picture and the word "DUNK" to 88247. Phones, Apps, Nike, Sports Fitness, Footwear, GeekBooTeek, SMS, Cameras
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