Radiant Photo: edite con IA

I downloaded this hoping to see something different. It’s not a unique app that the developers are asking for a subscription. It can’t even fix a degraded video while other apps can that charge a one time fee. The photo adjustments are so typical that even the built in app on the iPhone does the same thing. Nowadays developers like to put “AI” in their app to make it look like it’s doing something mind blowing. Don’t waste your money on this. There are apps out there that does the same thing for a one time fee.

I can’t find a crop or straighten tool.

Previously, during the predecessor Lucid app’s usable lifetime, I rated it five stars. It was great as it was, and could have continued as an excellent one-time purchase app. Then, when the Perfectly Clear subscription app replaced it, I rated that one star——I felt that my old Lucid app no longer worked properly, it was handicapped to force Lucid app users to migrate to the Perfectly Clear app. The developer later explained that it was no longer feasible to keep the old app current for one small price, they had to develop a different subscription app to replace it. Maybe so, maybe not. I’m raising my rating to three stars, to try to be fair. All I can say is that too many fine one-purchase-price apps are changing to a recurring subscription and are not, to my belief, as good as the old app they replace. I’m still looking for a good replacement for the old Lucid app. Perfectly Clear is not equivalent, but some people may like it. I just won’t pay more for an app that is less satisfactory than what it replaces. Changing the app’s name and developer’s name and how the app functions is not an improvement. Still disappointed.

12/5/22 Eye Q has just added the ability to edit RAW image files that have been imported into folders on the iPad. It now will pull in those images directly from the filer app. They have made the app into a potential replacement for the desktop app while traveling without a laptop. It does do a great job of photo enhancement. I have used Perfectly clear for years. My challenge at this point is that I’d like to use my iPad as a substitute for a desktop when traveling. I use a mirror less camera to capture RAW images. I can copy those into a file on the iPad but I’m not sure I want to import them into Photos. I would like to be able to edit files not added to the Photos app.

Excellent tool for those that want quality results fast. Excellent tool for those that want quality results fast.

Perfectly Clear as a one-time purchase on my computer was great. It was worth it to use for a couple of years. Just stumbled on this app and realized it was $20 a year. Nope. Deleted. Perfectly Clear isn’t as good as Adobe — and I’m not paying a monthly fee for Adobe either.

Not with this app you don’t. Seems that most people would at least want the option to include location and camera settings. No such option available. But … you get the date the photo was taken 👍

Amazing App love everything about it must have for beginner photographer

UPDATE: we’ll you guys have to make money too so I’ve updated my review because app was great those times I’ve used it. I might consider trying you again one of these days. I’ve used your apps for about ten years or whatever year you launched your first app. Purchased your other apps too. Sounds like app is now owned by a different company? Anyways, my one star rating is because of the change from one time purchase to a subscription model. It is now worth it. Another one time payment would’ve been acceptable for the new app but the monthly payment isn’t anything close to what this app is worth. Sorry.

They retired Licid for this. Not even comparable. This is not worth it, you can’t enhance specific areas, your pretty much paying for what your auto correct on your phone (free) editing does. bring back Lucid!