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Description
Una app para procesar imágenes para "pixel art" en iOS
Retrospecs te permite convertir imagenes y clips de video para simular su apariencia en varias consolas y computadoras domésticas de los años 70s, 80s y 90s.
Solo toma una foto (o elige una desde tu biblioteca) y puedes mostrarla como se vería en más de 40 sistemas, incluyendo Sinclair ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, IBM PC (DOS, CGA, EGA y VGA), Commodore Amiga, Atari ST, Sega Genesis/Mega Drive, Nintendo Game Boy, e incluso la Apple Macintosh original de 1984.
Si eso no es suficiente, tambien puedes crear tus propias emulaciones personalizadas, en base a 4 motores gráficos, una gama variada de paletas de colores y fuentes; si esto no es suficiente, también puedes crear tus propias paletas y conjuntos de caracteres.
La versión gratuita de Retrospecs te da acceso a un número limitado de sistemas y modos de tramado, no permite el proceso de clips de video, y los editores y la animación no están disponibles.
Todas las marcas registradas son reconocidas como propiedad de sus respectivos dueños.
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Retrospecs te permite convertir imagenes y clips de video para simular su apariencia en varias consolas y computadoras domésticas de los años 70s, 80s y 90s.
Solo toma una foto (o elige una desde tu biblioteca) y puedes mostrarla como se vería en más de 40 sistemas, incluyendo Sinclair ZX Spectrum, Commodore 64, IBM PC (DOS, CGA, EGA y VGA), Commodore Amiga, Atari ST, Sega Genesis/Mega Drive, Nintendo Game Boy, e incluso la Apple Macintosh original de 1984.
Si eso no es suficiente, tambien puedes crear tus propias emulaciones personalizadas, en base a 4 motores gráficos, una gama variada de paletas de colores y fuentes; si esto no es suficiente, también puedes crear tus propias paletas y conjuntos de caracteres.
La versión gratuita de Retrospecs te da acceso a un número limitado de sistemas y modos de tramado, no permite el proceso de clips de video, y los editores y la animación no están disponibles.
Todas las marcas registradas son reconocidas como propiedad de sus respectivos dueños.
In-Apps
- Big tip
- USD 4.99
- Small tip
- USD 0.99
- Medium tip
- USD 1.99
- The king of tips
- USD 9.99
- Unlock everything
- USD 3.99
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Is Retrospecs free?
Yes, Retrospecs is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
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How much does Retrospecs cost?
Retrospecs has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is USD 4.39.
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Retrospecs Reviews
Digggg
Brings back my beloved C=64 days!
Very close
This is very close to the app 8bit photo lab on android devices. My problem is that I do not have the same amount of control as that app. Specifically control over the resolution. The resolution of 8bit photo lab goes up to 2000x2000+ pixels with every form of digital styling. Making the range for the objects I create for my collages vast. This is something I NEED so I can finally stop using the cheap tablet for ONE specific reason I hope the developers can see this and update the app to have this value scale.
It actually works as described.
Offers paid options as well as cool, free pixelating. Fans of 16 and 32-bit will enjoy this. Refreshing considering there’s lots of fake apps out there.
Perfection!
Worth buying the full version. (And what got me to rate it 5 stars was a certain custom app icon, very appreciated.)
Two years
I’ve been using this for two years and it’s just the best you’ll find. Thank you so much for making this app.
Amazing concept and execution
Every filter is very authentic to the original system. The creator definitely did their homework. Great execution and style. Very easy to use. I can't ask for anything more! Get this now!
Makes photos better
4k? No way.
Amazing App
Could you please update it so that transparent parts of PNGs don’t get blacked out.
Amazing App
Hands down one of my favorite apps to create with. I highly recommend spending some time with the free version before buying it to see if it’s worth your while. For me it TOTALLY is. Love the ability to animate your photos and save them as videos or GIFs. So many different styles and options to make your pics come alive.
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App Info
- Category
- Photo Video
- Publisher
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John Parker
- Languages
- English, French, Japanese, Spanish
- Recent release
- 3.7 (9 months ago )
- Released on
- Jun 15, 2014 (10 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States, Japan, China, United Kingdom, Germany, Russia, Australia, Canada, France, Spain, Italy, Taiwan, Poland, South Korea, Ukraine, Netherlands, Sweden, Brazil, Hong Kong SAR China, Mexico, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Philippines, Finland, Norway, Türkiye, Denmark, Indonesia, India, Peru, Argentina, Ireland, Switzerland, Colombia, Vietnam, Austria, Belgium, Chile, Malaysia, Romania, Czechia, Pakistan, Singapore, Portugal, Israel, New Zealand, Algeria, Hungary, Nigeria, Egypt, Lebanon, Greece, South Africa, Dominican Republic, United Arab Emirates, Azerbaijan, Kuwait, Tunisia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Ecuador, Cyprus
- Last Updated
- 4 days ago
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