Tilt Shift Focus Reviews – Page 5
3/5 rating based on 50 reviews. Read all reviews for Tilt Shift Focus for iPhone.
Tilt Shift Focus is paid iOS app published by Sebastian Schenk
Not for iOS 7
ArnellTheBlaster
Downloaded under the recommendation from the iphoneography book, but does not work in iOS 7. There is no way to import from the camera roll on the device. This is a show-stopper for me as I like to shoot with a specific app and save to the device. Hopefully there would
PLEASE update for OS7
soundwavez
TiltShift Does not work anymore with existing photo's in your "roll" with OS7. It was a great app before the new OS came out. Please send a patch or update, I just bought the ProFilters… can ya help me out?
Don't waste your money
twisted.images09
I bought this and guess what? It only has one filter if the app, do I buy the add-on but it will not add to the app. I have tried many times with no luck. It so far has been the biggest waste of money and time as far as photography apps go.
Broken for iOS 8
paulrumohr
Application crashes after finishing working on one image and trying to load the next to process. App tries to get you to purchase PRO FILTERS but doesn't tell you how much they are before you buy them. How much are they? I don't fall for that game so I never found out.
Crappy
Amigon 64
This app is really not that great, can't even shift, tilt, or focus. Instagram has these tools already plus more. I thought I would be able to do a fish eye effect with this app but not even that.
Upgrade takes a dollar gives you NOTHING
Fxmodels1123
As I stated in the title… I purchased the big batch of filters that came with it and said the pro version would utilize. The dollar was taken from me and the filters never came in. They still say I have to activate the filters. So basically they charge me a dollar for false advertising. Business owners have gone to jail for less.
Locks up and crashes repeatedly!
LisZtDesign
Cannot purchase pro effects. Buttons to 'buy' don't work. Display of the effect do not draw correctly on top of an existing photo to be able to manipulate/move the effect (size, scale, rotate). Horribly unstable.