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AstroEdit - Simple and Quick App Reviews

The AstroEdit - Simple and Quick app recently received 4 positive reviews on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices. Users in the United States have given AstroEdit - Simple and Quick app an average rating of 3.33 out of 5 stars, based on a total of 6 ratings since its release on Aug 24 by yong chong loh. Can you share your positive or negative thoughts about AstroEdit - Simple and Quick?

Ratings and Reviews
Rated 4.50 out of 5

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4 Positive User Reviews for AstroEdit

Simple to Use. Great Results

I’m just getting started in basic Astro photography. I don’t need or want anything fancy. I just want to clean up my images. This application allows me to quickly and easily do just that. Its minimalistic approach makes it easy for a beginner like me to grasp. I’m not overwhelmed with menu after menu of options. It sticks to the basics and does them very well. It allows me to clean-up my images resulting in much improved image quality. Definitely recommend!

I liked it before, I love it now

AstroEdit 2.11 is a game-changer for astrophotography editing on iOS. The addition of real machine-learning AI denoise takes this app to a whole new level, producing excellent results with minimal effort. And the refined user interface makes using the app very intuitive. Someone with no astrophotography experience will find they can make their Seestar images pop and turn into something they’re eager to share. Experienced astrophotographers will feel right at home with tools they’re used to using

Very good but…

The app is very good for it’s intended use but crashes with high(er) resolution (6000x6000=36MP) jpeg pictures taken with a 136mm/F2 camera lens and a ZWO ASI533MC Pro camera.

Crashes

New behavior…this app crashes immediately with my IPad Pro 2017. Update: the recent new version seems to have ended this problem. Before, I didn’t get as far as opening an image. When I say it crashed immediately, that’s what I meant, before I could do anything.