TiltShift Cheats

TiltShift Hack 2.6 + Redeem Codes

Developer: Michael Krause
Category: Photo & Video
Price: $1.99 (Download for free)
Version: 2.6
ID: com.imimux.TiltShift

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Description

Transform a scene into a miniature world. This application simulates a tilt-shift lens that tricks your mind into viewing a photo as a miniature scene like a model railroad for example.

Focus on a linear or elliptical region in the image with visual guides and interactively adjust the amount of blur for maximum effect. Increase color saturation, contrast or brightness to increase the toy model look.

Create a nice bokeh effect with the lens blur filter in night scene photos.
Blooming strength and threshold are adjustable.
You can even choose a shaped aperture (hexagon, heart, dollar sign, etc.) if you like.

The size and orientation of the focus can be adjusted
by the multi-touch gestures pinch in, pinch out
and rotation of two fingers around a common center.

Practice with dozens of images that are included or use the camera and photo roll.

The resulting image can be saved in high resolution.
Both portrait and landscape mode are supported.

Please have a look at a video review by Vu Bui, a photographer and cinematographer from Southern California.
This review demonstrates nicely how TiltShift can be used.
A clickable link to the review is on the TiltShift support site.

Version history

2.6
2016-11-08
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon.

*** This version of TiltShift requires at least iOS 9
- support for the iPhone 7
- optimizations for newer devices
2.5
2013-01-28
- Adjusting the focus and color settings is now hardware-accelerated and very fast on all devices.
2.4
2012-09-19
*** This version of TiltShift requires at least iOS 5
- The iPhone 5 is now supported in full resolution
- Adjusting the focus area is now bit faster on the new iPad with Retina display
- Fixed device rotation on iOS 6
2.3
2011-04-21
- You can now choose to save a half size or full size photo no matter what the resolution or filter type is.
- The maximum resolution to save a photo in was raised to 16 megapixels for the iPhone 4.
- The maximum resolution to save a photo in was raised to 18 megapixels for the iPad 2.
2.2
2011-04-07
- Filtering is now up to 25% faster on devices with iOS 4.
- The dual-core A5 chip of the iPad 2 is now fully supported so filtering is up to twice as fast.
- The unaligned position of the camera popover dialog on the iPad 2 has been corrected.
- Corrected graphical glitch during autorotation in the gallery
2.1
2010-10-20
- EXIF data (including geotags) are now preserved on iOS 4.1 when saved with TiltShift. Photos directly taken with TiltShift will not contain geotags so if you want geo tags please take the photos with the Camera App first and then modify them with TiltShift.
- All parameters can be reset at once to the default setting by a tap-and-hold on the indicator button to the left of the slider. Shaking the iPhone or iPod Touch will also reset all parameters.
- Adjusting the focus is now more responsive.
- Lens blur is now up to twice as fast especially on the iPad and the 3rd and 4th generation iPhone and iPod Touch.
- The maximum size of saved photos on the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPod touch (3rd and 4th generation) and now also on the iPad is now 5 megapixels. For older devices the maximum is 2 megapixels.
2.0.2
2010-07-20
Version 2.0.2:
- fixed a crash when loading photos on the iPad
Version 2.0.1:
- fixed the color distortion bug where saved photos looked bluish on iOS 4.
- the photo example gallery now supports auto-rotation.
- the high resolution of the iPhone 4 Retina display is now fully supported.
- this application is now properly adapted for the iPad as well.
- the maximum size of saved photos was raised to 5 megapixels on the iPhone 3GS, iPod touch (3rd generation) and the iPhone 4. On the iPad the maximum is 4 megapixels and for older devices the maximum is 2 megapixels.
2.0
2010-07-12
- fixed the color distortion bug where saved photos looked bluish on iOS 4.
- the photo example gallery now supports auto-rotation.
- the high resolution of the iPhone 4 Retina display is now fully supported.
- this application is now properly adapted for the iPad as well.
- the maximum size of saved photos was raised to 5 megapixels on the iPhone 3GS, iPod touch (3rd generation) and the iPhone 4. On the iPad the maximum is 4 megapixels and for older devices the maximum is 2 megapixels.
1.6
2010-02-24
- simplified taking photos, now we always use the complete, uncropped photo
- corrected crash when rotating the device after taking a photo
1.5
2010-02-02
- custom aperture shapes (hexagon, heart, dollar sign, etc.) for lens blur
- faster filtering in general, especially on the iPhone 3GS
1.4
2009-08-15
+ adjustment of color saturation, contrast and brightness.
+ saving of images on iPhone 3GS up to 1536x2048 (2048x1536 in landscape).
+ saving of images on all other devices up to 1200x1600 (1600x1200 in landscape).
+ the gradient parameters will no longer be reset when loading a new image from the camera roll or photo library.
1.3
2009-07-03
Compatibility with iPhone OS 3.0
Documentation now supports portrait and landscape orientation
1.2
2009-05-26
1.1
2008-12-19
1.0
2008-12-16

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Ratings

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6 Ratings

Reviews

MultiBrandSocialMediaMngr,
Awful
I would like a refund. This app does not even do what it’s supposed to. Indiscriminately blurs the whole photo even though you supposedly select the radius you want as your safe area. Turns photos grainy and low res for no reason. I still have to put every photo thru Instagram if I want a proper tilt shift effect. As a result, I am deleting this app even though I paid for it.

PS - Just read a bunch of the other reviews afterward & I’m convinced that a lot of them are fake. App is completely UNUSABLE!
BirchTheTree,
i want my money bck nd a dollar for the waste of time
it is terrible, i've never been so dissapointed . I could do the same effect by putting vasoline on the phone lens
Docrecruiter,
Horrible app
Doesn’t work. Just a blur tool. Most of the time I have to reset the app to get my photos to load. This should be a free app. Not worth 2 bucks!
Stefanos Gatdoulos,
Pretty Good
Its great and It does exactly what it says!! you should also check out Blurred Photo. It has much better controls and more features and it's only .99cents!! It's similar to Colorsplash where everything in the photo is blurred then you touch the areas you want to be clear. It has an undo icon and an eraser icon in case u make a mistake, it also has an eraser icon. you can pan and zoom to work on greater details just like in Coloraplash, and those are just a few fetures just to mention. I have both Tiltshift and Blurred Photo but I use Blurred Photo more. Hope this helps it decision in which app to purchase.
Siguiriya,
Great app, easy to use
I have been using this for a couple of months. TiltShift lets you add effects to iPhone photos that normally would require an expensive camera lens or complicated software such as Photoshop.

While typically used to achieve a "miniature" effect, the application can also be used to throw the background or foreground out of focus. In effect, it gives some conrol over the depth of field on a camera that is fixed focus.

As others have noted, it does not work well with every photo; it depends on the composition of the photo and the desired effect. But on some photos the effect is really quite striking, especially if you are interested in "art" photography, and with an iPhone you can take some surprisingly good art photos (as in every graphic art the quality of the product depends more on the skill of the artist than on the sophistication of the equipment).

Since this is an effect that is added after the photo is taken (rather than at the moment the photo is taken) you can play around with photos that you have taken months or years earlier. (E.g., take a photo from the 1940s, scan it, load it on your iPhone, and then use TiltShift).

The app is easy to use and I have had no problems with it. For just a few bucks it's a great tool to have available.
ScottySauce,
A SIMPLY STUNNING A SEXY APP!
This is a truly great app for anyone who love photography or just loves creating breathtaking photos. I just found this app randomly and noticed it was on sale and did some quick research and bought it immediately. It was also nice it's on sale this weekend but either way I just had to have it. Using my huge library of photos I have already made some really great looking photos look 100 times better using this app. Even if you have a pretty boring photo this will make it look like the best photo you have ever taken. I'm simply stunned at how well this works and how much fun I'm having using this. I'm really looking forward to some great updates in the future to make this even better than it is right now. I really hope they will make it so I can email photos and post them to my facebook profile because that would be so ideal and so crucial. Take my advice and try this out right now and you will love it as much or even more as I do.
nchiou,
Cool app. few suggestions...
Great little app to manipulate photos on the phone, really makes them look nice. One thing it needs is a slider to control the feathering on the blur. After that, the next step could be to support multiple windows. Each with the ability to blur or do basic color modifications. A wish, though maybe not possible, would be to introduce a sort of brightness/exposure control to braket photos and make tone-mapped HDR photos. With a few of these suggestions I think this could be a killer app. Still good app as is, looking forward to updates! Thanks!

Update. I ran into the same problem as review #2 only after I read the review. Seems to be a bug that needs to be ironed out.
doctorscott,
Lensbaby on the iphone
Excellent use of multitouch. Like my Lensbaby on my DSLR, but MORE powerful. I can change the focus area, size and amount of falloff significantly easier, and with more control post-production than with LB. Of course all shots do not lend themselves to the effect. Check out lensbaby on the web to see examples of this effect, that are now available on your iPhone.

This program along with HP print app will dramatically increase my use of the iPhone camera.

Great job. Can't think of any improvements. Very satisfied customer.
BlindBoy1,
Nice App
I have TiltShift Gen and love it. This one piqued my interest and so I downloaded it. Nice job! There are things here that I wish TiltShift Gen had and so makes this one a must have for me. I like being able to adjust the shape of the focus and not be tied to just a perfect circle.

Wish I could have a vignette and control over it.

Also, to save a high resolution image hold the save button for a second or two then release. You'll get to choose what resolution you're saving in.
johnpaulcaponigro,
Quick and easy customizable elective focus fx
TiltShift creates compelling selective focus effects.

Choose from linear or elliptical concentrations of the effect. Size and orientation of the effect can be adjusted with simple visual guides and dynamic previews.

Two blurring algorithms and six aperture shapes (circular and hexagonal are most useful, the rest are gimmicky) give you substantial control over the quality of the blur effect. Strength and threshold are both adjustable.

Color controls provide additional image enhancement capabilities, but these functions are often better performed with other apps. Are they convenience or clutter?

Target the viewer’s eye to important information or draw it away from distractions. Make an image look and feel soft and dreamy. Change a scene into a miniature world. All with TiltShift