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This update adds three features that have been requested.
Notes on what is new in Value Study.
This update adds three features that have been requested.
This update brings a rework of the zoom and pan behaviour to stop the canvas resetting at the wrong moment, plus extra zoom-out range in fullscreen mode for projector use.
Value Study for Android is at version 1.
A small update to support art teachers running Value Study on shared classroom iPads.
A new attribution tool that surfaces image credit and source where possible, and groundwork on the Collections page so it can hold more than a single set.
This is a pause in usual feature development to think about the business side of running an app.
Value Study now has translations for Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Japanese, Korean, Hindi, and Simplified Chinese.
One of the longest-standing feature requests finally ships. A proper grid overlay, cell selection, and the ability to focus on a single cell at a time.
A new mode that lets you merge adjacent values to see how your composition holds together at fewer steps.
Choose the direction (white to black or black to white), whether the scale starts at 0 or 1, and whether the value numbers are visible at all.
An in-app purchase for the artists who want the full toolset. The core value study app remains free.
This update gives you the option to use Value Study in dark mode, with the ability to use system preferences or override.
Live Filter is a mode that applies your chosen value scale to whatever the lens is pointing at, in real time.