Improved immensely the description
I had given it a low rating because their original description amounted to hyping their product without explaining what it did. They have fixed that.
Don't Understand
Call me ignorant but I have zero clue how to use this. User guide is non-existent on the web site and the settings are just that. Wish I could make it work
IAP Bought
找不到 Photosets TV.
总闪退。
总闪退。
Must vote 5 star to use
Can't tell you anything about it
A few update iterations and it might me something I'd use.
First of all the UX is atrocious!
- It's not a big deal that you have to discover the functionalities by yourself, but the app would do best with a proper color theme and big descriptive icons.
- Plus there are some visual artifacts (labels remaining after having deleted a particular burst for instance).
- The custom watermark cannot be edited once set, nor disabled. I uninstalled to try again at the prompt but it reverts to a default watermark and prompts you to add one everytime.
- The app crashes randomly upon playing a burst.
On the second install I was prompted to review the app, while I had already, to unlock a secret feature "that filmmakers use"! I'm not sure it worked as I didn't notice anything new. I hope it's chroma keying!
I think the Wide Color Gamut is lost when exported as ACDSee Pro doesn't read the color profile as P3 in EXIF data. The sRGB one is recognized accordingly, in contrast.
What this app basically does is snap full photos in a burst, as fast as your device allows it, for like half a second.
This would depend on the device processing and storage write speed. I got 15-25 frames (~240 MB/s) on P3 setting, and 13-16 frames (~240 MB/s) on sRGB. This is repeatable and is unusual, the sRGB one theoretically should have yielded more frames.
Then you can choose favorites to export (limited to JPG), and select a specific framerate to make a small video out of.
Not sure what's the dev hype is about though, but all the best for whatever you're trying to achieve!
- It's not a big deal that you have to discover the functionalities by yourself, but the app would do best with a proper color theme and big descriptive icons.
- Plus there are some visual artifacts (labels remaining after having deleted a particular burst for instance).
- The custom watermark cannot be edited once set, nor disabled. I uninstalled to try again at the prompt but it reverts to a default watermark and prompts you to add one everytime.
- The app crashes randomly upon playing a burst.
On the second install I was prompted to review the app, while I had already, to unlock a secret feature "that filmmakers use"! I'm not sure it worked as I didn't notice anything new. I hope it's chroma keying!
I think the Wide Color Gamut is lost when exported as ACDSee Pro doesn't read the color profile as P3 in EXIF data. The sRGB one is recognized accordingly, in contrast.
What this app basically does is snap full photos in a burst, as fast as your device allows it, for like half a second.
This would depend on the device processing and storage write speed. I got 15-25 frames (~240 MB/s) on P3 setting, and 13-16 frames (~240 MB/s) on sRGB. This is repeatable and is unusual, the sRGB one theoretically should have yielded more frames.
Then you can choose favorites to export (limited to JPG), and select a specific framerate to make a small video out of.
Not sure what's the dev hype is about though, but all the best for whatever you're trying to achieve!
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