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Hi, my name is Kristina and I work as the office manager of Mid Atlantic Consulting. We are a Macintosh Support, Service, and Consulting Company. I will review one iPhone app every day coming from a non-tech like me. Add your comments and I will try to reply.

  • Vislab

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    Jacob Maymudes

    Vislab is a visualization tool for professional filmmakers. It allows you to import 3D assets and animation files and place them in scenes for reference. Supported 3D file types include FBX, Unity Asset Bundles, and various CAD formats. Two separate modes allow you to see your animated characters in augmented reality or in full CG scenes. You’re also able to interact with the 3D models, create and record camera moves, and overlay live action footage.

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  • Sprite Pencil

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    Jayden Irwin

    Sprite Pencil has everything you need to create your masterpiece. Import any supported file from your device or the cloud, or start from scratch. Sprite Pencil includes four tile sizes, six sprite sizes, and three color palettes to choose from. In terms of drawing tools, Sprite Pencil features a pencil, eraser, color picker, and fill bucket. You’re able to freely move around the canvas, and rotate, flip, and fill sprites. The app also includes the ability to export your work at different scales.

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