Perspectivize

Photos are viewable in one direction (horizontal). An effective app when the photo you're adjusting fits the view window. Otherwise you'll be guessing at what the rest of the image looks like when you're making adjustments.

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This is my first negative review. If I had known there was a paid version as inexpensive as this one I would have bought it and taken my chances. But this huckster says in the free version description that it has no ads. Seeing how many reviews have the same complaint tells me this has gone on for some time and if the seller had any decency would have changed the claim. Not so. Even though I really need an app that solves the problems this one does, I refuse to deal with someone this dishonest. Get a job in Washington!

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Watching a 30 second ad was required to save changes, I canceled the ad and it refused to save, popped up a nag message about buying the paid version or else watching the ad (a rich media ad that was sucking my paid bandwidth) to keep the app free. The ad support should be disclosed in the app store blurb, which currently outright lies and says “free and without ads”. Mediocre image manipulation, and hard to use.

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This perspective app is important for many photographs. I can’t say if it’s any good or not because the app goes right into an ad with sound as soon as I tried to save it. Not knowing I must watch the ad to save my photo caused me to have to play it twice. They need to stop this nonsense and either charge or not. They deserve to be paid for their work but let the users know what it does.

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Used to be worth it even with the ads. But now there was an update and you can no longer fully control the points you want to be able to stretch or change the perspective of your picture. Your picture has to be equally skewed on both sides for this app to work with your picture. So frustrating now.