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Immediately get hit with subscription or a 7 day trial with immediate payments

Very good

I do underwater photography with my iPhone and find this an indispensable tool. I love this app, and I recommend it to everybody who is shooting anything macro with their iPhone. There’s still a lot of things I would like to see improved. More zoom in patch and better patch options! The pop-up zoom window when working on details doesn’t actually zoom in more than the main window. I’d like to see better line definitions, or way to highlight the lines when trying to patch. Apple Pencil integration, my fat fingers can only do so well with the current set up. I realize it’s completely nich but better outlining and identification of sea creatures so that does a better job of mapping around fine hair like tentacles and fins (total corner cases). When shooting with raw, it removes any configurations already applied in other applications when you open it and focus, I’d like a way to either preserve the other edits or better editing, and particularly tools for color balancing. Color, brown blue and green waters specially within intense levels, such as in northern CA is an art form, So it’s frustrating to have to switch between so many apps to get it done… only to end up back to lose any of that work. Partly a workflow problem, but still frustrating. I’d like to be able to build a few of my own preset filters so I can quickly apply effects the images that I use as a regular basis, such as brightness split back ground down 80%, hdr 10, contrast 10 etc.

I’ve had this for at least a couple of years now and I love it! While I don’t use all the features it has, as a photographer, it certainly comes in handy!

I got this app when it was free. Now it’s a pay app but I can’t find what the subscription rate is or get an answer from support. Any one there?

Every once in a while, I check on this app. When it first came out, it did what no other app did, and it was fantastic. I purchased the full version (before it became subscription-based) gladly. Since then, I sincerely don’t understand what happened. The app got progressively handicapped, and these days, it’s a shadow of its former self. The iPad version, which once was an incredible and even better version than the iPhone’s (since you had a lot more space to work and all the same tools), today NO LONGER EXISTS. Instead, they replaced it with a very basic demo that doesn’t have the main functions of the old app, or even of the current iPhone app. This happened a couple of years ago, but remains the same. I originally thought it was a glitch, since the app doesn’t even correspond to the tutorials, or to the images here in the App Store. Maybe the developer went partially under, I wonder? Or more likely, they abandoned the iPad version, since the iPhone version recently had a very long, new, and mandatory user agreement that described at length that a lot of user info would be shared with third parties. I read a lot and still am not sure or confident about whether our images used with the app are being also shared as part of the agreement. So, to be fair, the “full” features still exist on the iPhone app, albeit with a clunkier AND glitchy/buggy user interface. For instance, you can’t rotate the app to work on photos horizontally (I’m pretty sure we used to be able to…), which makes using your phone screen with all the tools superimposed a terrible canvas to edit photos. It’s a strange and awkward constraint, which is made worse by the new random glitches! When you’re working on a depth map, for example, and you hit “undo”, your tools stop working. To fix it, you need to change other settings to force it to respond again. *Every time*. The iPad “demo” app that currently is there instead of the version shown on the App Store or even the tutorial in the app, is also locked in portrait, vertical mode. But that’s okay, since there’s nothing to do with the iPad version, really. As it no longer has most of the core tools of the original iPad app (or current iPhone app…). So for an app I used to show off to everyone, and that had two brilliant versions on both iPhone and iPad, what remains today is hard to recommend (notice the dates of the good reviews on this app, many years ago!), especially since today there are many other apps with similar functionality…

bending spoons is selling your info, if you don't understand why this is a problem it's ok, the system needs marks to work.better you than me

like it more，very good

Charging a $10/week subscription is practically a scam. Just go buy a real camera instead.

Used to be free could use no problem now you cannot use anything without picking a subscription. Scam now.