Selfie A Day - Everyday Photo Reviews – Page 3
5/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Selfie A Day - Everyday Photo for iPhone.
Selfie A Day - Everyday Photo is free iOS app published by William Wallace
Ohhh this app peed me off
Tnt436798
A month of taking a picture a day and then I go to export and you have to buy the full version. I can’t even export the individual pictures I took.
Awesome app
David 1121
Awesome app, clean interface and easy to use. The feature that helps align your face using a previous selfie is useful. Would like to see an option to take selfies sideways.
Really bad
tenivmax
Crap. Doesn’t work this app is really bad, I’m disappointed that I paid 4.99 for this.
Great app, great developer
_plaskett
The app works exactly as you’d expect, and even the free version is solid and useful — the IAP unlocks some nice-to-have features, but the app’s utility is not compromised in the free release. It’s also worth noting that the app doesn’t barrage free users with adds or nag them to upgrade. The developer is amazingly responsive to requests for bug-fixes and even open to conversations about feature requests for future versions. If you’re looking for a selfie-a-day app, this should be the end of your journey.
Let me use the camera correctly!!
I am Monkey.
I can adjust the exposure if the photo is taken somewhere with a harsh source of light. This leaves the forehead and nose sometimes blown out. You should be able to touch the brightest area of the photo to compensate like how you can in the native iPhone camera app. Please add this!!!
Great concept
Moreorlesstrue
Great concept, but very buggy for me. It just kept shutting down randomly, and buttons wouldn’t work.
Great app! Camera needs a little work.
skjpod
This is a great app to see the changes in you over time. Very easy to use with album lock. Awesome! The only thing lacking is the ability to adjust exposure and lock exposure and color temperature.
It’s okay...
eduzer
App does what it says, would be nice if you could reorder pictures, or crop/zoom on pictures too, to better center them