Error: Any required parameter is not specified.
I would give this app -1 Stars if I could.
Don’t waste your time. Seems the developer isn’t pushing updates and I have wasted my money. I will contact apple about this app and get a refund…
To save you all some time in the future. This app may have worked during its release, but now it’s full of bugs and errors. You cant even do anything in here as the Error continues to block the features. Why is this even $3.99???
@Developer
Please update your apps.
Don’t waste your time. Seems the developer isn’t pushing updates and I have wasted my money. I will contact apple about this app and get a refund…
To save you all some time in the future. This app may have worked during its release, but now it’s full of bugs and errors. You cant even do anything in here as the Error continues to block the features. Why is this even $3.99???
@Developer
Please update your apps.
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I want my money back
How do I get my money back . I just get error messages
Not much reason to get this. App has issues
First thing is that the regular Ricoh app that comes with the camera currently has far more features than this one.
Secondly, this app will not auto-level the image like the Ricoh app does. I consider that a deal breaker right there.
Thirdly, this app has some bugs with the interface. You have to know to deselect certain shooting parameters that aren't supported when switching shooting modes. This should have been ironed out during programming and testing but I see there has only been one release with no updates for many months now.
Not a good sign.
I did give this app 1 extra star because it will transfer the image from the camera at the same quality of compression as if you transferred via USB to desktop.
The normal Ricoh app will degrade the image ever so slightly when transferring to the phone because leveling and re-saving happens automatically.
Images transferred via USB are *not* auto leveled by either this app or the Ricoh app.
So you must use the desktop Ricoh app to level the image. But guess what- the Ricoh desktop app uses higher compression (with no option to change it), so your images will just end up looking worse than if you transferred them via wifi (with the auto-leveling pass) to your phone in the first place. How's that for bonkers.
So for max quality, you will need to convert to tiff and level in PTgui etc.
Secondly, this app will not auto-level the image like the Ricoh app does. I consider that a deal breaker right there.
Thirdly, this app has some bugs with the interface. You have to know to deselect certain shooting parameters that aren't supported when switching shooting modes. This should have been ironed out during programming and testing but I see there has only been one release with no updates for many months now.
Not a good sign.
I did give this app 1 extra star because it will transfer the image from the camera at the same quality of compression as if you transferred via USB to desktop.
The normal Ricoh app will degrade the image ever so slightly when transferring to the phone because leveling and re-saving happens automatically.
Images transferred via USB are *not* auto leveled by either this app or the Ricoh app.
So you must use the desktop Ricoh app to level the image. But guess what- the Ricoh desktop app uses higher compression (with no option to change it), so your images will just end up looking worse than if you transferred them via wifi (with the auto-leveling pass) to your phone in the first place. How's that for bonkers.
So for max quality, you will need to convert to tiff and level in PTgui etc.
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Does what it says...
Seems to work as described. I really just wanted an easy way to turn off the shutter sound, which this did right away. Lots of options for control of the camera and I can see using this more often than the Theta app. Nice job!
