Lupa + Lanterna +4

I used the free version for six months plus. Using the pro features w/o ads for two weeks at a time, so easily over and over again, gave me the opportunity to realize the benefits of this pro version app. Watching six thirty second or less videos, (sometimes just 8 seconds) every two weeks to lose in-app advertising pop-ups and have full usage of the pro features (3-for adds 3 for features) was really great.
Yes I probably could continue to do this forever but for two bucks and to say thanks for giving me a real opportunity to use a great app without being burdened by free version limitations, is well worth it. Thank you! I have never given five stars in an initial review, holding off for coffee, updates, unrealized performance issues compatibilitiesor and other related (over-all) user interface (I think of what tasks can I do with the app, or the obvious benefit of using this app and what is a hinderance to this-what does using this app take away from how I use other apps and device features). I evolve and regress each day causing a ever changing reasoning, which in this case along with the bias of regular personal circumstances resulting in immediate positive results, I see no reason to wait, and no reason they have not earned FIVE stars right now. GOOD JOB AND THANK YOU

Being a person with poor eyesight, I obtained this application from the jump start.
Whether it be the micro print on drug bottles, which is what I got it for, to objects hard to see. I also like the fact of being able to take a picture of what I am viewing. I also like it that I can zoom the light manually and automatically as well. Coupled with the mentioned functions, there is a insightful group of visual enhancement functions such as shake reduction.
So, you can tell I am a fan and I show it off every chance to others with poor eyesight but cannot afford an appointment with the eye doctor as well as the almost sure prescriptions for lenses that they say cannot be made to fit your frames. I am not saying to not see your eye doctor but what I am saying is the app can postpone that painful purchase of reading glasses and hopefully postpone a full prescription.
A real winner.

This app is just very useful. If you ever have to read small written instructions on medicine bottles or tiny directions on some new tech item then you’ll use the heck out of this app. Better than taking a picture of something then opening up that picture then zooming in. And if you don’t delete that photo then you end up with junk photos taking up space. With this app you can look and zoom much more than with the camera app and easy to operate too. When you’re done you won’t have a junk photo to delete. You can take photos if you’d like, you just don’t need to if you were only trying to see something closer up.