lopo app for iPhone and iPad
4.2 (
9872 ratings )
Photo & Video
Developer: Enie Weiss
0.99 USD
Current version: 1.1, last update: 8 years agoFirst release : 04 Apr 2015
App size: 1.3 Mb
Turn any photo into a low polygon image within seconds. Use images from your gallery or take a snapshot directly from the app. Tweak your results by adding color tint or strokes and adjusting the level of detail.
Latest reviews of lopo app for iPhone and iPad
Does not seem to work well with iPad 3
Does not seem to work well with iPad 3
Does not seem to work well with iPad 3
Worth the Dollar
Long story short this app is worth the dollar but I would like to see an update with some improved features and creation control. Thanks for creating one of the better poly apps on the market, developer! Better than a lot of other poly apps and a clean interface BUT: The stroke editing is a little unclean because it covers most of the screen and there is no color control. A slider wouldve been better. Would be nice to see actual filter controls with the tint control such as highlight color and shadow color tint (actual tint not the full color override as seen now), saturation, shadow/highlight control. The actual poly creation is a bit odd in my opinion. It looks like the algorithm places many polygons in places of high detail instead of evenly distributing it. I would prefer to see an even distribution (possibly not using algorithms just overlays for different detail steps).
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Long story short this app is worth the dollar but I would like to see an update with some improved features and creation control. Thanks for creating one of the better poly apps on the market, developer! Better than a lot of other poly apps and a clean interface BUT: The stroke editing is a little unclean because it covers most of the screen and there is no color control. A slider wouldve been better. Would be nice to see actual filter controls with the tint control such as highlight color and shadow color tint (actual tint not the full color override as seen now), saturation, shadow/highlight control. The actual poly creation is a bit odd in my opinion. It looks like the algorithm places many polygons in places of high detail instead of evenly distributing it. I would prefer to see an even distribution (possibly not using algorithms just overlays for different detail steps).