New iPad Photo App: LensFlare HD

Take your photos to another level! Bring a new sense of light and interest to your images.

Description from the AppStore: Lens Flares are the result of light interacting with camera lens optics. They add a whole new layer to your photos - an interplay of light and imagery. Lens flares can be used to enhance existing light sources in your photo, such as the sun, or add a completely new source of light.

POSITIONING:

• Position, rotate and scale the flare with multitouch interface. It's incredibly easy to use.

LENS OPTICS: Lighting effects modeled after real lens optics:

• Various tinted lens coatings
• Unique anamorphic lens effects as seen in Star Trek, Transformers, etc.
• Edge detection for aperture reflection, side glare boost
• Prismatic lens diffraction
• Lens Dust option for an additional light scattering realistic lens effect

FEATURES:

• Amazing Realism
• Customizable
• Lens Dust Effect
• Brightness Control
• Resize, Rotate and Scale
• Edge Detection

FLARE TYPES:

• Cinematic style anamorphic lens effects
• Natural sunlight flares
• Subtle glints
• SLR camera lens types
• Red laser

Max Output Resolution is 2048x2048.

Bring a new sense of light and style to your photos.

AppStore Link: LensFlare HD - Price: £1.79/$2.99/€2.39

Editors comments: LensFlare [AppStore Link] is also available for the iPhone priced at £0.59/$0.99/€0.79

Comments

[psikat]

The iPad version has heaps more features and controls than the iPhone version (which is cheaper).
Is this the case for most apps? And is this related to processing power etc?

[rhstevenson]

I wish it was a universal app, then I would have no problem with the $2.99 price tag. It does look very neat, I'll keep tabs on it that's for sure.

[Peter Hartwig]

I got this app for my iphone some time ago, and really like it... the ipad version is even better! The only problem is that with the lack of a camera, it's more of a process to use it... still worth it!

[Jem]

My other half bought this for his ipad yesterday, and I had a tinker with it last night. I have to say - I was very impressed. We're both avid photographers, so we popped some of our images into the app and played around with the various flare options. They were incredibly realistic looking and the whole app felt very smooth. Its obviously a very specific function - but very well executed imho :)