Rays Reviews – Page 5
4/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Rays for iPhone.
Rays is paid iOS app published by Digital Film Tools
Great app!
Drusso25
This app is great, but plz make an update which gives the ability to import VIDEOS.
Deserves No stars
nkappes
The customer service is awful! I am a professional photographer and how they spoke to me absolutely absurd! I wanted a app to make my edit process fast and on the fly. This app does not do so I will stick with real editing apps such as photoshop. Customer service started a email right away negative stating I was wrong and they have hundred of thousand users... But 13 reviews? Again awful app save your money no matter how cheep it is SAVE YOUR MONEY!
Great but
el-merow
1. It's good to have the option to change the source of the Rays to set them go out as a V or as a straight to same direction... 2. Would like to have a mask for deleting rays that need to be behind some object... Example: I made a selfy with a window that have holes behind me, the Rays is all over me but in real life the Rays should be behind me cus I'm covering the light...
64bit support finally!
Saif AlSarraj
Wow I was so concerned about tha. And now we got the 64 bit support which means the app will stay with me forever ? thx
Realistic
Moon lazy
I’ve been using this app for a few yrs. now. I have pics that have been beautifully enhanced by right placement of the light rays. Can really make all of the difference in an average photo when the rays make it pop. It adds a mystical look also. I’m impressed by this app. Don’t hesitate to get it if you enjoy being creative with the sky in your scenic photos. Granted you can’t apply it to every photo depending on what you shoot or time of day, but you will know what pics to apply it to. ???????????
A Favorite App!
Macon rider
I love using this in photos! It is really spectacular when just using it in a very subtle sense. Kinda like HDR, use sparingly and enhance the photo!
Rays control
Bigfatface
I like the app that gives me the rays. I wish though there is a way to control the amount of rays, like 180, 90, or 45 degree of rays not always 360 degree. And if there is a control of the amount of strands and the size of filament of the rays, not spread out evenly. Because in reality the rays appear long, short and/or thin and thick filaments.