645 PRO Mk III Reviews – Page 6
4/5 rating based on 58 reviews. Read all reviews for 645 PRO Mk III for iPhone.
645 PRO Mk III is paid iOS app published by Michael Hardaker
Good quality in TIFF but unstable
d-v-b
While I like this app and find the TIFF format to be a big improvement over JPEG, the instability on my iPhone 4S makes the app frustrating to use. When it's not crashing to the home screen, it's locking up or refusing to respond to shutter presses. So much potential, but the endless missed shots make me regret my purchase. This app needs work. Update: Since posting this review, I've moved on to other hardware: first an iPhone 6 Plus and now an iPhone XS. Initially, it ran well on the 6 Plus and was a pleasure to use. Unfortunately, this is no longer the case for the 6 Plus and that has not been resolved with the move to the new XS hardware. At this point in time – October 2018 – the live view lags; the volume buttons no longer work as a hardware shutter release; and file saving is unreliable. It is essentially unusable. That's a real shame.
Is this app even supported anymore?
rivox1
It’s been almost a year since the last update and there’s no support for newer iPhone XS Max phones (or even iPhone X for that matter)
Limited RAW
GPC member
It looks like a nice app, but doesn't do RAW files on my IPhone 6, which is the reason I wanted it. The specs didn't mention that, only specifying the version number of IOS. I'm not sure what phone you need for the RAW capability.
Photo Lovin’
Brianthreedee
I’m no pro when it comes to taking photos on my iPhone. This app though lets me play with filters, formats and then some! It simply turns my iPhone into a DLSR! I love this app!
App is not supported anymore, not saving your files
Igkiev64
It was great until it’s no more. App used to work until Apple moved on to their latest phones and newest software does not support this app anymore. Stay away until it’s supported again.
Lost without it
Checheres
It is the filmic pro of still shots. On the newer phones depth map editing would be a further evolution. I still trust it more than the true hdr of the camera app, though evidently computational photography is set to take off sooner rather than later. Hats off to the dedication of its maker and thank you for making such a good tool.