Color Splash and Photo Editor

Sorry, but I’m not impressed. To do the color splashes, you manually draw on your objects. It will pick up other parts of the photo you don’t want colored. I’m not sure what the select Shapes tool is suppose to accomplish. Pretty basic editing app. It only comes with a select few editing tools for $4.99 a month. The filters in the app are not what a professionall photographer would use on their photos. What I’ve found using filters in the past, is they degrade the quality of the photo.

I've had this app for *years* but haven't been doing any color splash work for a long time. Today, I have a project, and I'm checking out my apps - to find out that the price of this has shot up tremendously. $24 for a year‽ $70 to own‽ (at least, I hope that buys it.) I could dig through my records for what the cost was when I last used it, just to see how absurd it has become, but I'll probably just move on to my other similar apps to find one that's reasonably priced for the functions available. At least some developers grandfather in users who have had the app for years- but nope. Not these guys. I'm all for a living wage, don't get me wrong, but the cost of doing business surely hasn't gone up so much that every developer “needs” to charge $25-$50+ annually or $50~$100+ to buy. This isn't an all-around editor - it does essentially one thing: it changes colors. Wouldn't it be nice if Apple or Google add Color Splash and/or Recolor to their basic editors? Once upon a time they didn't include a crop tool (not that some huge %age of people seem to know how to use it!) and other tools I had to buy. I don't care for monopolies but if developers are acting in concert with each other on the cost of apps (and g-d subscriptions!) there may as well be one already.

This is a fun app but the option are limited with the free version