Circular Tiny Planet Editor Reviews – Page 2
5/5 rating based on 75 reviews. Read all reviews for Circular Tiny Planet Editor for iPhone.
Circular Tiny Planet Editor is paid iOS app published by James Grote
Square shots only?
Annoyedbypickingnicknames
Fun app. Makes pretty pics. Easy to understand. I wish there was a rectangular option.
My Second Five Star Review For Them!
tiedyedowl
In my original review, I gave them five stars and said this was one of my favorite photo editing apps. Now that they’ve updated, I feel I need to review again, and say amazing job! I love the new options to edit and the new people I can use in the photo if I want.
Creative. Love it
Rich Nieves
This app can take almost any photo you have and completely make a creative looking artwork. Awesome!
This one’s on top.
Gitarzz
Nothing but fun! If you are a creative person that’s always looking for a creative thing to do then get this app. Just snap pictures every once in a while. Import into this app and start playing with it. If you see something that has a bunch of pretty colors then snap a picture of it and import it into this app. Twist and turn and spin it all over the place and you’ll come up with something cool. There was a negative review posted saying that this does not have an intuitive UI. I’m not sure she/he really tried. It can’t be simpler. Import a picture then move left to right using the controls along the bottom. If you want to add elements then you use the layer function located at the bottom of the screen. I actually haven’t been using this for tiny world stuff lately. I create abstract art in other apps then important to this app to create some twisted visuals. I then import into a final editing app for touchups. If you are a creative then you’ll have fun just taking snapshots of random things and then twisting them in this app to see what you can create. It’s a great app that offers a lot of spontaneity to your creativity. This developer also offers some other great apps to do some wild things to your images so don’t stop here. Get super creative. And, no, I am not paid to write this review. I actually studied photography in college and like screwing around with photography apps on my phone.
Very Awesome Results
Keywiz
I love the images that this can create. One of my favorites for spacey cool pics!!
Awesome!
Bioartologist
Definitely different! Amazing for backgrounds for your website or mobile app I love it!
Awesome app
Pyrate-23
At first I wasn’t sure if I would like this app once I learned to use it ( which it’s fairly easy) I was hooked. I’ve use it to create abstract with my own pictures and drawings. Highly recommend!!
Very good with room to grow
SFKeepay
Circular provides powerful, straightforward tools for image manipulation which provide even novice users access to some dramatic results. Coming in just a notch or two below pro level software, the app allows for some significant cumulative effects, as well as overlays of static images (e.g. celestial bodies, lens flares, etc.) within a half-dozen layers that are subject to size and intensity manipulation. This app is well worth its price! It does need a few adjustments, some rather urgently: 1. The slider tabs are impossible to control with any degree of precision. Imagine watching your perfect iteration flash by over and over as you struggle to move the virtual tab 1/100th of a millimeter. This VERY, VERY frustrating and a HUGE waste of time. The correction should include, at a MINIMUM, a numeric entry capability. But the preferred solution would make the slide bar expand on rollover so even the tiniest movements don't represent such a huge percentage of the available range. 2. Add undo functionality. This is another glaring omission. Art Studio (and dozens of other apps) have had a robust undo ability for years now. Why can't Circular. Less urgently: 3. Photos should be imported as - is, not with a 10 to 20% effect distortion FORCED on the user. 4. Exporting is rather a mess, requiring several clunky steps, provides few options, and only reluctantly returns users to their work via still more clunky steps. Fix this with direct path exporting and png/jpeg/resolution/file size, etc. options. Thank you.