I got this app because I wanted a good way to take 3-D photos on my iPhone. As it turns out, it worked much better than I expected. It can also convert portrait mode photos into 3D images as well. Sometimes it says that the depth map is corrupted when using portrait mode photos, but that is easily fixed by cropping the image to the center of the subject and then reverting back to the original. I do wish that there was an option to create 3D lenticular images to print.

This app is just what I was looking for. I wanted the ability to import photos that I took my own left and right photos and view them in 3D using crossed eyes or magic eye method. This app exceeds my expectations! The multitude of viewing options is just amazing!! Although, admittedly, after using it a bit, I find that I’m wanting a little more. I would like the ability to quickly swap the left and right photos that I just imported, in case I imported them in the wrong order or took them in the wrong sequence. Also, when I save a 3D photo that I made in the app using photos imported from my own library, I would like to have it saved to a collection somewhere within the app for quick viewing within the app later. I kinda thought"view photos" was going to be the way to do that, but it doesn't seem to be. Finally, I would like to pick photos from an album I had created within the photos app. That would help me find photos I took with 3D in mind and had specifically saved to a 3D album I made for them. For me, the above additions would easily make this a five star app and I would happily update my rating. 😊

On my iPhone the photo feature has only worked once. When I take two photos from my files to blend into a stereo image it only selects the Left image until I selected multiple Left images. Then it just warns that the images will not be useful as a 3D picture. I have deleted the app a couple of times in hopes of fixing the problem but it comes back with the same page that I left off from. On my iPad blending two photos from my files works fine. I suspect that after time that it will stop working on the iPad as well. As a quick stereo camera this can be an easy tool for documenting mechanical work. If for example, you are to disassemble something then you could make a record of where all of the parts belong. This is an easy camera to use. One can become very proficient in a very short time.

I got this app to learn more about how to take stereo images. They turn out pretty good and it’s fun to experiment with! My only wish is that I could throw a dollar or two to make the ads go away. While the ads are pretty non-intrusive, I just think they’re ugly against the dark background of the app.