AURA - Camera Photo Editor Reviews

$50 a year subscription?!?!

Grocery Dad

I have over 1,100 Apps on my iPhone 8+ 256 GB, (most dealing with imaging). In all my downloads stretching back 10 years of purchases (over 1,500 apps) in the iTunes Store, I never saw a graphics or imaging app priced so high. And to add insult to injury, there is no monthly subscription. It feels consumer unfriendly and like price gauging to me. It maybe a great app, but the terms of service turned me off. Some advice... make it a seven day free trial, with a monthly subscription fee that can be canceled at anytime. You can even make it a three month minimum subscription before you can cancel.

Unconscionable business model

atoms

$50 a year and an shady method to get users to pay.

One of a million

Ibrahimtamerm

There are so many apps out there that do the same thing without trying to dupe the user.

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HalinVa

OK for some functions. I used and liked the exposure, brightness and sharpness functions. I would have appreciated a little ‘cut and paste’ and / or ‘paint’ option.

Be careful!!!

skippy.man

Was curious about the app. So downloaded. I opened the app and without much warning my faceID activated and “purchase confirmed” appeared on the screen. I immediately went to my subscriptions section on my phone and discovered I just activated a “3 day free trial” and would be billed $50/year afterwards. I tried the app a little. Does nothing I find useful but I’m sure some would enjoy. But definitely not worth paying for for me.

Very nice, but....

nighthawk788

Great options, nice filters, but with latest version trying to save to camera roll crashes app.

Good

Alqzli

Good

Great

xxbellzxx

Gives good feed

Over priced

Surrealriffe

For a photo editing app this one is over priced. They have quite a few features but to use them you need to buy them. This is normal for a free app but not so much an ASP that can cost up to 12$.

Looks really interesting

Nice browser

So far this photo editor looks very good. On my iPhone 6s it retains the full 12 MP resolution of the original photo