I’m glad I did not buy it but got it when it was free. I really wanted to give it a shot but the app is so primitive that I had to delete it. Now I see that it’s on sale for $49 lol. I redownloaded it to check if there’s something new worthwhile in it and it’s the same app that I’d probably regret paying $0.99 for back in 2010. There’s nothing professional in it. Screenshots pretty much show all that you get. You can find plenty of far more capable apps for free these days. I usually don’t leave reviews but when I saw that it was on sale for $49 down from $99, I figured it was my civic duty to inform of what a joke it is anyone who would consider buying it. You will probably have more fun burning your $50 bill than playing with this app.

There aren’t editing features on this. There is a camera and a slider button with a toggle switch. It says “edit your photos beautifully” but you get a slider bar to switch between a few “filters” if you could really even call them that. What a huge disappointment.

I don't fully understand how an app can produce 8k footage on an iOS device. At best, an iPhone 7 Plus can produce 4K native photos/videos. Is the app upscaling somehow? I'd love to understand this better. I plan on comparing identical photos captured from this app and native iOS camera results, and will report back with a more accurate review. In the meantime, I'm giving 3 stars to be fair. Perhaps the developer can explain how 8k is being achieved and whether it's only supported on certain models in the App Store description.

Best photo processing app. I especially like all the fonts that add text to your image. Perfect as an editor I wanted. In the future, I can see myself using the device very often.