AquaColorFix - Photo & Video 4+

I love color correcting and photo editing my iPhone photos, but even knowing all the corrections (tint), the iPhone tools just don’t cut it for underwater photos. I had gone to the Virgin Islands and used my phone and needed a little something extra to make the photos great- this app is GREAT! So easy. Just tap the button, and you can adjust how much correction you actually want. There’s even a button that splits the photo so you can see the crazy difference before and after. I do end up doing just a few other little touch ups with the regular iPhone corrections but without the app the photos would still be duds. THANKS!

I love how easy it is to use, and the overall results I get. I do sometimes have to “tweak” a bit using Apple Photos or another program, but I use this as my first line of defense. I think the subscription price is great, and since we can only take one or two dive trips a year, I love the fact that it’s monthly rather than yearly. My biggest frustration is that it’s hard to keep track of what I’ve already color corrected, and what still needs to be done. I record the video on my phone and edit on my iPad. When I click to download a video to correct, the app often jumps to a different video, and doesn’t seem to keep them organized by when they were taken (they seem in random order), so order doesn’t match up to my photos app. When I download the corrected version, it doesn’t keep it together with the original. The only way I can get them back together is to manually change the date/time on the corrected version for each item. This is very time consuming, but the only way I have found to be sure I haven’t missed any files.

I’ve used ACF for almost 3 years, and I marvel at how precisely it reproduces what I see underwater. The recent update makes the app even more efficient. The old one produced odd green flecks if I had the correction wand set too high (above 80%). The update is smack on at 100%. In addition, the old version saved the corrected video as a separate file. The update overwrites the old video, with the option the revert to the original; I don’t have to hunt for the original in iPhoto to delete it. Time saving. Way to go, developers!