Download Magic Universal ViewFinder on PC

I paid for the full version because it allows me to select from various wide angle lens adapters. Well worth it. I found a US $1 wide angle adapter in stock at my local Dollar Tree store. But the package does not say what multiplication factor to use. Would you like me to send one to you for testing? A few suggestions I would like to see added: 1. the ability to insert a Copyright line into the EXIF data. This could help to protect my rights. 2. the ability to add a watermark to the image. For the same reason as #1. 3. a toggle on the main screen which would instantly turn on/off the wide angle lens setting. As it is now, I have to go back to the Settings menu then go to the lens screen and make my choice. All at the same time I am juggling adding or removing the lens. 4. hepatic feedback when the cell phone is perfectly horizontal or vertical. Yes, the green dot illuminates but it is almost impossible to see in bright light. 5. your high contrast B&W looks good but what about having regular B&W + the ability to try different color filters such as red, blue, green, yellow or orange? When photographing landscapes or architecture using color filters can make a good deal of difference in the final image. 6. the ability to ONLY snap to what lenses I own. Right now when I am scouting a location, I must be careful scrolling lest I set a focal length while scrolling that I do not own. I am sure as I use your app I will have more suggestions. Thank you. Terry Thomas... the photographer Atlanta, Georgia USA

Needlessly infuriating to use. Every time I try to change focal length the app thinks I've "long pressed" and locks the wheel, I can find no way to turn off this function. Having saved a setting or "package" I might then want to change it but there's no way of saving the new settings instead of the old, you have to delete the old and then save again from scratch. And there's no way to arrange saved packages in the order I want them. In some ways it's a very useful app but the UI is awful.

Looks very handy - I like the idea of checking out a shot idea without having to unpack all my lenses. On the other hand, it's a pity there is (as far as I can see) no option to make the area outside the chosen focal frame transparent. I want to mount my phone above the camera so I can see whether my shot is about to be photo-bombed by a stray bird!