Distressed FX : Plus 4+

This is good

I’ve been using the first release of Distressed for two years and found it to be hit and miss because the overlays were all or nothing, meaning it covered the entire photo.

This new release of Distressed FX is far superior with its ability to erase it from areas you don't want to affect in your photos. After a month of experimenting with it, the flood gates of enhancing my photos flew open for me. I use it to enhance/replace a boring sky with clouds, color and drama by using an overlay for that portion of the photo only. I can then save that edition of the photo to my phone, then import it back into Distressed FX, add a different overlay to be used for a different part of the photo. Another favorite use of the app is to erase most of an overlay, but keep the edges visible for hand-drawn vignettes. When using the erase function, I've learned that hard pressing the screen eliminates the effect, but soft pressing leaves some of it slightly opaque, and that can be used to enhance the areas you need it for just a touch extra.

I could write several more paragraphs about this app but I think you get the idea. Get it, play and experiment with it and have fun

Cube icon doesn’t respond

When a picture is taken in portrait with iPhone camera and you proceed to Distress FX Plus window, the text “photo can be masked using depth based data in this photo” doesn’t appear in upper left hand corner. The icon for the “cube” is greyed out and doesn’t respond for text to appear nor does the arrow in the upper hand corner appear so you can flip the texture in back or front of the subject. I thought you might like to know of the problem so this issue can be addressed. I got in touch with the person who created a video explaining Distressed FX Plus and while the “cube” worked for him when he produced the video, it no longer works for him on the iPhone 15. Distressed FX is a great app and am happy with the results I get but just thought you might want to be aware of this bug.

Henriette

Developer Response ,

Hi, The cube icon is for "depth masking" which uses 3d data stored in portrait mode photos. If you load a photo taken in portrait mode you will find it works. Hope this helps.

Absolutely A Must For Editing and Texture Lovers

I have been using this app for several years now. It was wonderful with the first release but now with the second edition of FX plus I am absolutely loving all the options that have been added. I have been doing and creating mobile photography for quite a few years now and there are not many apps that I am absolutely thrilled with but this would be my top three and this would be absolutely number one. Thanks so much for making a top notch app for creators!