In only a couple steps and mere seconds, and you'll be able to get hi-resolution photo quality 3D scans.
That is pretty vague, and it's listed under a picture also showing a DSLR. Does this mean you can use your DSLR with this app somehow or is it rather marketing (trying to make you believe a phone camera is in the same quality department as an SLR)?
I liked searching through other people's pictures in this app. They're really cool! Unfortunately for me right now, this app requires a lot of effort and I wouldn't use it unless someone REALLY needed a 3D image of something I was doing.
Might work better in a B2B space where international teams could share prototypes, ideas, etc. faster and cheaper with this app. I'm thinking about my last gig in automotive where our Japan team would mock-up protoypes and take pictures. It would've been much more useful to see 3D images!
That's the only way that I feel like this program (and similar ones) would be useful at all... It needs to be able to output a file that can be imported into 3d modeling programs and 3d printer slicers.
From testing this on iOS 8, I'd say you released the app too soon. Taking photos took very long, it crashed, I don't know what happens to the photos I take (where they will end up) and UI needs lots of polishing. The 3D tech side of it looked cool, though.
The first few iOS betas are notoriously rough. It's like this every new version of iOS - it takes a few betas for Apple to work out major issues. Through almost all of the iOS 7 betas, Spotify crashed every time I tried to use the volume up/down buttons on my headphones.
There's a massive problem where people install the iOS betas and then proceed to leave 1-star reviews all of the App Store because programs don't work as expected. There isn't really any way to combat it, either.
I've seen quality programs lose at least one star on the store because of idiots who don't understand what beta means but "ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO" run prerelease software.
