RNI Films: Photo & RAW Editor Reviews – Page 20
5/5 rating based on 234 reviews. Read all reviews for RNI Films: Photo & RAW Editor for iPhone.
RNI Films: Photo & RAW Editor is free iOS app published by Really Nice Images LTD
Photos turn out fantastic. But functionality needs to improve
HelplessSeals
Love this so for what it can do to my photos, but it's a pain to use when you have a series of photos that you want processed the same way. Instead of a simple copy/paste of settings, the app makes you go through all of the settings changes for each and every photo. It gets incredibly tedious and takes the joy out of editing photos in the app. I also wish that the app would export full resolution/quality JPEG rather than the compressed and down sampled images that we're given. Other than those two qualms, I'm actually quite happy with the images that I've been getting from RNI. They're way better than the overdramatic stuff that comes out of VSCO. The film simulations are pretty close to the real thing too, especially the Kodak Portra and Ektar films.
I love it
Pany Chi
I love it. The free filters are already amazing. I will consider to purchase more, but they are quite expensive. Plus, I wanted to have the free filters of the slide films, but it keeps saying “We can’t connect to Facebook” even though I’m still using it everyday. Any helps?
So far, so good
guatamas
Loving the filter choices and flexibility with some key features needed in every photo editing app. Love some of the additional features like dust to give you a cool vintage photo look Only negative is the inability to save presets. I would love to see something like this for video
Best emulations. Just let me save my edits.
JohndaBaptiat
Can't beat the emulations. I use their Lightroom presets too and have event converted them for video use. Would love if the app let you save edits as presets or copy / paste like VSCO. Helps for galleries or revisiting favorite looks.
Edit strength of filters??
iOS App Geek
The app is lacking the option to edit the strength of preset filters. I prefer these filters to VSCO, and I love that features aren’t locked by a subscription like VSCO.