Blendeo

I used this application extensively this summer (Especially last two months May, June, and July of 2023). Results were absolutely mind blowing. I am from Alaska and still trying to explore this vast space of the land. Hoping to use this application more often in the future. These are some features that I want to humbly request from you hardworking fellas: 1. High resolution exporting features (At least 12 MP or 48 MP). 6 MP and 1 MP of exporting options are not that much fun. 2. Zooming-in and zooming-out options are too limited. I need this feature to be more flexible (0.2x, 0.3x, 0.4x, 0.5x, 1x, 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, and more). Again, please consider high resolution exporting option. (Because of this too fixated feature that I had to sacrifice some of the great opportunities while using this application) 3. Please keep working on this application. AI features are prevalent at this time. Make sure to check it out. 4. More of aspect ratio options are needed. Please do no limit the power of this application. My device: iPhone 14 Pro Max (latest iOS) and iPad Pro 12.9” (3rd Generation, 2018) Note: I regularly update my review/rating for this application. And thank you for sharing all these excellent applications and updating them recently. With Kindest Regards-BR

I downloaded the app when it was featured in the app store and forgot to first read the app reviews and see the price. I think the app is a cool idea for a hobbyist, but the pricing structure makes no sense. $60/year is not a hobbyist price-point and professionals are unlikely to use an iPhone for their work. Why bother with an app when you already have the equipment to produce the real deal. My advice to the developer is to rethink the marketing and try a reasonable flat rate that will appeal to the larger market of hobbyists.

Blendeo is profoundly underappreciated. Because its controllable blur effects go beyond mere time lapse, it simplifies a time consuming process in professional studios and puts it in your pocket... an innovation that turns your phone into an entirely new type of smart camera. What I don’t like about it is the If you are getting into photography this is a must have and entirely worth the money. I have Cinemagraph too, and the combination of the two creates moving images so captivating that National Geographic might come knocking! I have zero affiliation with the developers. Devs: consider licensing this tech to a handsetmaker to be built into their stock camera feature