InstaSaber

Ummmmm... so I got the app and i thought wow this is actually good! So I decided to get the premium because, i mean it’s only a buck. So I type in my password and it goes ding but all the premium things are locked! I close the app and open it again but it’s still locked! I didn’t buy it again because I thought it was a scam. My question is... is it a scam because if I need to do it again just tell me. Thx! Your app works really well and it’s very fun, i am looking forward to updates!

For years I’ve been wanting to rotoscope lightsabers on home videos. More recently it occurred to me that iOS devices have great cameras and good enough CPUs to do it all in app. For years I scoured the App Store for such a thing. Turns out “there’s an app for that“ is not always true. This application is ambitious and tries to do it all automatically using AR which is genius. Unfortunately the result is imperfect and glitchy. I would be OK with more manual intervention on the user’s end either before or after the video is short. I’d be ok if the requirements were more onerous, such as printing a special pattern for the light saber handle that makes it easier for the app to find it. What’s missing? The ability to draw the light saber when the body of the subject is completely in the frame. Horizontal videos please. Nevertheless, I’ve paid the in app purchase and had fun, and I hope the developer is encouraged to keep improving this app.

I downloaded this app with high disbelief that it will work, but after the tutorial I was surprised! I usually don't write reviews for any app but this is a definite honor. Hope that your technology improves enough so that I can do tricks without it turning off midway.

This app is overall very creative and cool! When I first downloaded this I thought it would be terrible. But it was great! Things you need to fix: -Bugs -Glitches

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Unless you hold your arm perfectly still the thing will glitch horribly. Unfortunately it falls completely short of being entertaining or fun since it’s too difficult to get any type of consistent beam for more than a second or two. If it actually worked it might be cool, however, this is in a galaxy far far away from that.