Anamorphic Cinematic Filters

Name: Anamorphic Cinematic Filters
Price: 4.99 USD
Rating: 4.8 (200 reviews)
Author: James Grote

Epic Film Style Photos

$4.99

200 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Photo & Video
Developer

James Grote
Language

EN
+ 4 More
Size

137.6
MB

Nothing compares to a cinematic Anamorphic blur! Anamorphic Portrait Mode Nothing else compares to an authentic blur of anamorphic lenses. Get that film look right on your mobile device! Anamorphic turns your ordinary photos into cinematic masterpieces with this beautiful lens blur. METAL ENGINE Anamorphic has a brand new engine for generating incredibly realistic cinematic bokeh unlike any other app. This custom kernel function samples 500 times per pixel at 4K resolution for a true anamorphic lens blur. That's over 6 billion operations! ANAMORPHIC AI Convert any photo into a stunning Portrait Mode shot with Anamorphic AI. This AI automatically detects people in your photos and applies a beautiful anamorphic lens blur! DEPTH MAP EDITOR A full-featured editor is included for editing the raw depth data, or creating new depth data for Portrait Mode photos. FEATURES - Cinematic look - People Detection - Portrait Mode for any photo - Edge Glare - Mask editor

Ratings & Reviews

4.8

out of 5

200 Ratings

Is there video editing?
07/14/2022

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App works perfectly fine. A few bugs but really good overall. But I’m curious to see if there’s a way to edit videos in this app as well. Would be greatly appreciated if so.
Is there video editing?
07/14/2022

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App works perfectly fine. A few bugs but really good overall. But I’m curious to see if there’s a way to edit videos in this app as well. Would be greatly appreciated if so.
camera mode not fully functional yet
10/01/2017

jazzrogue
update: developer was very responsive to my issue with the camera mode in the initial release. all buttons become available when you change your display setting to “standard” instead of “zoomed.” first update resolved this issue. this app has 2 “modes” - editing and camera mode. the camera mode does not allow you to save pictures to your camera roll, but is useful if you’re simply trying to see what the dual camera “sees” and roughly how it is analyzing depth information. if you press the shutter button to take a picture, you can see a preview/capture of both the “real” photo and “depth” photo, but then have to force quit the app to get back to the camera or editing mode. regarding editing mode: for “portrait” mode photos taken when i had iOS 10, this is just a normal editing app that has some very sleek film filters. i came here to vent about this, but then snapped a quick portrait mode photo on my updated device and found that it does do what it says it does... for “portrait” mode photos taken with my updated iOS device, additional options to select depth of field and apply blur only to the selected area become available. i’ll have to play more and see what it can do.

Developer Response
This is a bug that will be fixed ASAP! Thanks for the feedback.
camera mode not fully functional yet
10/01/2017

jazzrogue

update: developer was very responsive to my issue with the camera mode in the initial release. all buttons become available when you change your display setting to “standard” instead of “zoomed.” first update resolved this issue. this app has 2 “modes” - editing and camera mode. the camera mode does not allow you to save pictures to your camera roll, but is useful if you’re simply trying to see what the dual camera “sees” and roughly how it is analyzing depth information. if you press the shutter button to take a picture, you can see a preview/capture of both the “real” photo and “depth” photo, but then have to force quit the app to get back to the camera or editing mode. regarding editing mode: for “portrait” mode photos taken when i had iOS 10, this is just a normal editing app that has some very sleek film filters. i came here to vent about this, but then snapped a quick portrait mode photo on my updated device and found that it does do what it says it does... for “portrait” mode photos taken with my updated iOS device, additional options to select depth of field and apply blur only to the selected area become available. i’ll have to play more and see what it can do.
Developer Response 09/20/2017
This is a bug that will be fixed ASAP! Thanks for the feedback.
Love this app but would love more precision
12/01/2017

LorNrocks
This is app is fantastic for taking portrait mode photos or editing ones taken with the native camera app, however, they are times that there are areas with no blur, for instance between fingers or through a hole in the object. Being able to manually paint in the mask to add a blur to these areas would be great. Other than that, great app.
Love this app but would love more precision
12/01/2017

LorNrocks

This is app is fantastic for taking portrait mode photos or editing ones taken with the native camera app, however, they are times that there are areas with no blur, for instance between fingers or through a hole in the object. Being able to manually paint in the mask to add a blur to these areas would be great. Other than that, great app.
One-click to awesome!
10/02/2017

BAR112
Tried it in “portrait” mode on a portrait photo in my camera roll (on large iPad Pro). One click blurred the background and added a nice bokeh effect—all automatically. Couldn’t be simpler!
One-click to awesome!
10/02/2017

BAR112

Tried it in “portrait” mode on a portrait photo in my camera roll (on large iPad Pro). One click blurred the background and added a nice bokeh effect—all automatically. Couldn’t be simpler!