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Love the app - one more thing though
This is such a great app. Perfect for capturing the exact frame(s) of a video or live pic. One thing that would make perfectly awesome is to do the same thing for bursts. Apple’s way of taking photos from a burst is totally lame and time consuming. With Video 2 Photo it would be great to be able to quickly scroll through a burst photo, zoom in and continue scrolling to get to the right frames. I would be grateful if you added this capability.Show lessCumbersome
I picked out 200 videos extract stills from. I put them in a supper folder. With this app, you have to repeat way too many steps each time you wanna extract one still. To get to my folder I have to make for selections… then have to scroll down the bottom to the beginning because it’s in reverse, chronological order… then you select the frame you want and it goes into a breakdown of all the frames in the video so you have to scroll again down to where you wanna be and again choose the clip you want and then tell it where you want to put it. If the next video… You have to do this whole thing over again, and over again, and over again. What a waste of money believe it or it’s a waste of timeShow lessLove it!
I’m editing my review from 3 to 5 stars. With the help of the developer I was able to solve the issue I was having. Thank you!
Original review: This is my go-to app when looking to save individual frames, but lately, whenever I post a pic I saved from this app, the pics look normal when I select them, but when I post them, they’re bleached out. Super bright like someone jacked up the brightness/highlights/contrast, and they look terrible. Not sure why…Show lessDeveloper Response
This is probably because you enabled the new HDR option (still in beta) on the export screen. Not all devices/apps support this format yet (even if you export as a .heic image), but these photos look stunning in your photo library. In Video 2 Photo, when you export the photo, you can disable this HDR option to create a normal photo. And if you have already exported some photos to your photo library (with the HDR option enabled): Once in the Photo app, when sharing the photo, you can change the format options to the "most compatible" (which should create a .jpg SDR image)