Fusion - HDR Camera

Fusion - HDR Camera

by East Coast Pixels, Inc.

51 ratings
20 reviews

Archived App

This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 16, 2015
  • April 14, 2016

Features

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About

This app captures multiple exposures and combines them into a single, perfectly exposed high dynamic range (HDR) photo. It offers advanced editing tools to fine-tune lighting, color, and sharpness, allowing you to achieve professional-looking results.

High dynamic range (HDR) photo creation
Automatic and manual exposure bracketing
Spot meter and manual exposure control
Auto alignment for merged images
Shadow and highlight adjustment
Basic lighting and color controls
Session management for saved brackets
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What's New in Fusion

1.2.4

April 14, 2016

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Fixed an issue with the Camera on larger iPads that was introduced with an iOS update in December. Apple clears reviews on updates so a quick rating or repost of a review would really help us out.

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User reviews

This used to be a great program but now when I take a photo it crashes

I can’t take a photo it crashes. If I press the email support button an error message pops up. Their site doesn’t list this product anymore. I think I can still load and edit fusion photos on my camera role.

I really liked this as it allowed me to take excellent photos and do a quick hdr treatment to get really realistic photos snd match the scene. But alas I can’t use it now.
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App quits on latest iOS release

I have used this app for a while now and it was working fine until the latest iOS update. Every time I take a picture, the app crashes. I tried to contact support and their support access page gives you 15 seconds to write your help request before you have to punch “I’m not a robot” before you continue. I don’t what joker thought that was a good idea, but until you fix the app and get a proper support request access port that lets you make a request for help, you get one star.., fix it and I will update my review!
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Not flexible

Why does it HAVE to be 3 photos to merge?

6 years ago I had an identical app and it was 2 photos.

One light exposure. One dark exposure.

I don’t mind the clunky iOS 4 style interface, but WHY 3 photos?

My main usage for this app was to take my own pictures and fuse them. Lining up 2 photos perfectly was hard enough, now in order to use this at all I’ll need a 3rd... I guess medium light shot?

The app seems to work but right now I have serious buyers remorse. I’ll probably not open this app again until they update it to allow fusion of only 2 images. Ideally I’d like a refund, because I didn’t know they would have this weird 3 photo situation
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Random photo sizes

I just too 3 HDR photos with this app, all of which saved to my camera roll at different sizes, off by a few pixels each. This makes it tough to use the photos in another HDR app (Hmmmmm!).

Since this hasn’t been updated in a couple of years I’m guessing nothing will be done about it, but prospective buyer beware.
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Turns you into a pro photographer

Seriously, Fusion has enabled me to take photos that literally would have been impossible using a standard camera app, even those that include a basic HDR capability. I’ve tried a LOT of camera apps, but the ability to extensively post-process your photos with Fusion generates truly remarkable results.
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FAQ

How does Fusion create HDR photos?

Fusion creates HDR photos by capturing multiple exposures of a scene at different brightness levels. It then intelligently combines these exposures to produce a single image with a wider dynamic range, reflecting what the human eye can see.

What are the pricing details for Fusion?

Fusion is a paid application, available for $1.99. This one-time purchase grants you access to all its features without any additional in-app purchases or subscriptions.

What devices is Fusion compatible with?

Fusion is designed for iOS devices, including the iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It requires iOS 8 or later to function.

How often is Fusion updated?

The latest version of Fusion, 1.2.4, was released on April 14, 2016. While the app has not been updated recently, it was originally released on April 16, 2015.

What are the key camera features in Fusion?

Fusion includes advanced camera features such as a spot meter, manual exposure adjustment, a histogram display for technical feedback, shake detection, a timer, and multi-shot session capture.

Can I edit my HDR photos after capturing them with Fusion?

Yes, Fusion offers an editor that allows you to instantly align photos, adjust shadows and highlights, control exposure, contrast, sharpness, white balance, saturation, and warmth. You can also crop your images.

What is the age rating for Fusion?

Fusion has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. This indicates it contains content generally considered appropriate for all ages.

How does Fusion handle camera movement between shots?

Fusion features auto-alignment technology within its editor. This process automatically corrects for any slight camera movement between the bracketed exposures, ensuring a seamless merge into a single, sharp HDR image.