# Smart Photography — user reviews

> 7 indexed App Store user reviews of Smart Photography by Magzter Inc., rated 2.00/5 from 5 ratings.

- Source: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/smart-photography/id476510478/reviews
- App overview in markdown: https://appshunter.io/ios/app/smart-photography/id476510478.md
- Rating breakdown: 5★ 1 · 4★ 0 · 3★ 0 · 2★ 1 · 1★ 3

## Most critical reviews (7 lowest-rated)

### 1/5 — Non receipt of Magazine

*2019-07-02*

I have subscribed for the Smart Photography magazine starting May 2019, however I am yet to receive my copies. I have sent a message over FB messenger last month, however received no response till date.

### 1/5 — Page load speed is awful slow

*2012-03-28*

The pages load speed is awful... So slow that makes you want to delete the magazine. Even when you already passed that page if you go back to it, it still show you that super low res preview and takes about 3 seconds to load the full resolution page. And I'm on a brand new iPad 3.

Also the content of the magazine, while it prints cool photos, it is extremely basic in concepts and mostly showing portfolios and not really useful info for anyone that is just a bit more advanced that someone that just got his first camera. How to use your on camera flash? I can read that on the manual. 

I would not mind a refund.

### 1/5 — Not free at all

*2012-01-29*

Listed as free. No free issue or sample download. So what's free?

### 1/5 — Zero stars

*2012-01-17*

Prices are in the app. Not in the description of the app. I call foul!

### 1/5 — Dude, u didn't say you had to pay

*2011-11-06*

Bro, wth? You don't mention we have to BUY your issues anywhere in your description. Bahumbug

### 2/5 — Doesn't say it's printed in India

*2012-02-02*

I think this magazine is written for the canon owners. I personally use Sony but don't mind reading a magazine if its helpful. So far after 2 months I haven't found this magazine to be helpful.

### 2/5 — Hard read on iPhone

*2011-11-16*

My biggest complaint about newsstand magazines is there is no option to resize text. Which means you have to do a lot pinch and zooming when reading on the iPhone or iPod touch. I prefer Zinio mags over newsstand apps because they have an text view which allows for font resize when viewed on the smaller screens. Newsstand apps are geared more for the iPad crowd. 

One more comment about this particular magazine app, there is no bookmark feature. You start from the page one every time and have to find the place where you left off.

I know that most magazine publishers are more worried about content. But if people are not enjoying the experience of reading the magazine the content won't matter.

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