TiltShift

I'm sure it's good if youve got long distance shots that work well with tilt shift effect. Also haven't found a reset button....

it is terrible, i've never been so dissapointed . I could do the same effect by putting vasoline on the phone lens

I would like a refund. This app does not even do what it’s supposed to. Indiscriminately blurs the whole photo even though you supposedly select the radius you want as your safe area. Turns photos grainy and low res for no reason. I still have to put every photo thru Instagram if I want a proper tilt shift effect. As a result, I am deleting this app even though I paid for it. PS - Just read a bunch of the other reviews afterward & I’m convinced that a lot of them are fake. App is completely UNUSABLE!

Doesn’t work. Just a blur tool. Most of the time I have to reset the app to get my photos to load. This should be a free app. Not worth 2 bucks!

After almost six months since iOS7 there really should be an update but there's not. This was a $2 app, I really expected more. It took a while to get the hang of but it was definitely worth the effort. The bokeh work really well and turn out great but you must use the right picture one with a nice mix of light and dark. Then you really need to play with the settings until you get it right. Very worth it in the end!!

Incredible miniaturization !!!!!!

Tilt shift generator is better - I have both and I downloaded this one in hopes of a cool bokeh. Nope, the pictures are deceiving.. The UI on the tilt shift generator is just so much friendlier and more expansive

I was all Jazzed to try this out... I bought it ..downloaded it. But It's not showing up on my iPhone 4? It's in my App. list on the computer, but not on my phone, and yes ..Ive restarted both ..twice! Anybody had this happen? our you got a suggestion on how to resolve the situation?

Not sure how it works yet but just playing around with the controls is fun to see what I can morph my photos into. Some very pretty, imaginative creations.

TiltShift creates compelling selective focus effects. Choose from linear or elliptical concentrations of the effect. Size and orientation of the effect can be adjusted with simple visual guides and dynamic previews. Two blurring algorithms and six aperture shapes (circular and hexagonal are most useful, the rest are gimmicky) give you substantial control over the quality of the blur effect. Strength and threshold are both adjustable. Color controls provide additional image enhancement capabilities, but these functions are often better performed with other apps. Are they convenience or clutter? Target the viewer’s eye to important information or draw it away from distractions. Make an image look and feel soft and dreamy. Change a scene into a miniature world. All with TiltShift