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This used to be a good app for me. But the GUI is clunky, and hasn't kept up with the times. It crashes regularly on the iPhone 16 Pro, Pro Raw feature doesn't work creating an extension-less jpg file. Hidden subscriptions to unlock features. I'd rather put up with Lightroom or the native iOS camera app at this point.

This is a great app and addictive to use together with your Garmin device. It looks good, works well, hasn't crashed yet, offers a good choice of customisation and is fairly easy to use and navigate. One complaint is that it integration with Apple Health Kit is still buggy. For instance cycling is registered together under Running + Walking Distance in the Health App. I cycle, and it's annoying to see I've walked 53km, when I'm fact I walked 2.5km and cycled 50.5km. A temporary work around is to disable walking and running distance for Garmin Connect (under sources) and then to use Strav

The app works ok but the data in the health app is always duplicated multiple times. Apparently this bug has been around for years. Every time I ask Strava support when this bug is being fixed, and the only reply I get is, "we're working on it". Multiple app updates later with only "bug fixes" in the description, yet nothing to fix this bug. Be prepared to sift through your health data workouts and manually delete multiple copies of what is supposed to be one entry. Fix this bug and the app gets 5 stars.

This app needs to have some serious input by professional photographers. Offering many features in an unintuitive layout is just going to annoy people who don't have time to dial things and take a shot. Especially when the app decides to switch off DNG support due to some feature but then "forget" to enable it again when reverting back to "normal" shooting... I've lost too many images due to this. The JPG files, like the iOS Camera App are barely usable outside of happy snap use cases. Over sharpened with too much noise reduction. Ugh. I keep 645 Pro app on the front page on my iPhone for the