Photo Grading - Color correction for the rest of us

Photo Grading - Color correction for the rest of us

by Elsa Mourato

7 ratings
10 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • June 14, 2012
  • October 2, 2014
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About

Achieve professional-looking photos with advanced color grading tools. Easily adjust gamma, saturation, and apply cinematic filters. Compare before and after versions to perfect your edits.

โœ“Advanced color grading system
โœ“Before/After comparison
โœ“Bleach bypass effect
โœ“Gamma and saturation correction
โœ“Colorization tools (red, green, blue)
โœ“Apply filters
โœ“Save, email, or share photos
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What's New in Photo Grading

2.1.1

October 2, 2014

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Appleย Watch app icon. - Fix rotation on portrait photos

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User reviews

Very basic and not useful

Wasted .99 on an app that cant even do half the things other free apps can do.

My bad for not reading the title but

This app came out high when I was searching for a video color grading app and that's why I downloaded it. Well, it's a PHOTO color grading app which means it's pretty useless in comparison to the abundant of FREE apps out there, doing exactly the same.

Can't believe I paid for this

Worse purchase I've ever made. Terrible editing, terrible setup, doesn't even deserve one star

Another wasted buck

Another wasted $.99 on an app you cant test first. For some odd reason it only edits the right half of my photo. I never got a result i wanted so i dont know if saving will apply the result to the entire image. Didnt want to risk overwriting the original. Also no reset button to return to original settings. Had to close and reopen the app and reload the image to start again. Changes are drastic. Just worthless. I keep saying I will never buy this junk again but I keep hoping. And i keep losing.
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Poor Edits

Creates super contrasted and blown out photos. The adjustments are drastic, not for fixing minor color casts as advertised. Will give your photos heavy edits much like Instagram filters.

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FAQ

What is Photo Grading?

Photo Grading is a mobile application designed to give users full control over the color of their photos, allowing them to produce professional-looking images with cinematic effects.

What devices does Photo Grading support?

Photo Grading is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

How much does Photo Grading cost?

Photo Grading is a paid application, available for a one-time purchase of $0.99.

What are the key color correction features in Photo Grading?

Photo Grading offers features like gamma and saturation correction, as well as colorization tools for red, green, and blue channels, enabling detailed adjustments.

Can I compare my edits with the original photo in Photo Grading?

Yes, Photo Grading includes a Before/After (B/A) testing feature, allowing you to easily compare your edited image with the original to assess the impact of your changes.

What is the age rating for Photo Grading?

Photo Grading has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

How often is Photo Grading updated?

The latest version of Photo Grading was released on October 2, 2014. It was originally released on June 14, 2012.

What is the user sentiment for Photo Grading based on ratings?

Photo Grading has received an average rating of 1.6 stars from 7 ratings, indicating a generally negative user sentiment.