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Auto Adjust – Free For a Limited Time!

Submitted by on February 24, 2010 – 1:13 am2 Comments
Auto Adjust

Auto Adjust

I like free. As an end user, free apps are always good. It’s nicer when the free apps are well done and useful. Auto Adjust is one of those.

Auto Adjust by Joe Macirowski is free for a limited time! This is not a feature-crippled “lite” version, but the full version.

I’ve reviewed Auto Adjust and it’s one of my favorite apps here on LoFi. Unlike many of the “flash fixer” apps available, it’s more than just a flash enhancer which simply brightens images. Auto Adjust uses “contrast stretching” or normalization to help correct exposure. Its adjustable enhancement produces excellent results on many images that would otherwise be lost due to underexposure as well as automatically correcting the contrast of more properly exposed images. Auto Adjust is one of my go-to apps.

This is one of the better exposure enhancement apps available in the App Store. It’s highly recommended at its regular price of $0.99 USD. I think it’s an essential app while it’s free. I’m not sure how long the free offer will last, so if you don’t already have Auto Adjust, grab it now!

App Store link: Auto Adjust

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Marty Yawnick

Marty is a self-employed graphic designer in the Fort Worth/Dallas Metroplex. He is an avid Rangers baseball, Chicago Cubs, Packers and Highbury Arsenal fan. In addition to capturing random moments with whatever camera is close by (usually his iPhone), his other interests include coffee, film, music, and traveling in seats 5E and 5F with his fiancé.


2 Comments »

  • Jordi says:

    Yes the app works so fine, but I think there's a problem. I use to shoot always horizontal photos, but the app seems made to show only vertical ones, so my images are always cropped while I do the corrections. The photos are correctly saved in full original size, but you are unable to see the corrections while you do it.

    I can't find any settings allowing me to correct this. I have tried to turn the iphone horizontal to see what happens, nothing. Also to zoom out with moultitouch, but nothing too.

    Is all this because I can't find the way or the app just don't do it ? Any help ?

  • MartyNearDFW says:

    Hi, Jordi,

    The developer says that this feature should be implemented in the version 3.0 release.

    =M=

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