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UVScan

UVScan at Mac App Store analyse

Datinf GmbH
Health & Fitness Medical
5,888 ratings · Power index: 498
Free Mac App Store Follow Website
Version 2.0
Size 38 Mb
Updated 9 years ago
Released 17 Dec 2010

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Visualize the skin damaging and aging effects of ultraviolet light. UVScan is designed to visualize the damage and aging effects of ultraviolet light on your skin by analyzing photos from your iPhones or iPods photo library or integrated camera. Excessive exposure to sunlight and tanning booths can lead to premature skin aging and chronic skin damage, which may result in skin cancer. These damaging effects can be alleviated by staying in the shade, wearing light clothing, or by using sunscreen. UVScan visualizes the damaged part of the skin as darker areas. Smaller wrinkles in the facial area, which are indicative of prematurly aged skin due to uv exposure, are easy to spot in the same way. The analysis works best about 24 to 48 hours after intensive exposure. The analysis relies on images taken under good lighting conditions, without extreme dark or bright spots. For best results with an iPhone 4, use images taken with a distance of roughly 4 inches (10 centimeters). Shots of the cheek and nose should be taken from the side, while shots of the forehead should be taken directly facing the area to analyze. The integrated flash light of the iPhone 4 will further enhance the quality of the analysis. UVScan resulted in a 2004 scientific paper: Blum-A, Vollert-B, Schlagenhauff-B (2004) Visualization Method Based on Digital Image Analysis Reveals Photodamage of the Skin Arch Dermatol 2004;140 1173-1174

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Monthly Downloads > 10.96k
Est. Revenue ~ $4.48k
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Country Price
Canada 3.99 CAD
China 22 CNY
France 2.99 EUR
Germany 2.99 EUR
Italy 2.99 EUR
Netherlands 2.99 EUR
Portugal 2.99 EUR
Spain 2.99 EUR
Poland 3.49 EUR
UK 2.99 GBP
India 299 INR
Japan 500 JPY
Korea, Republic Of 4400 KRW
Poland 14.99 PLN
Russia 249 RUB
Turkey 129.99 TRY
USA 2.99 USD
Korea, Republic Of 3.29 USD
Ukraine 3.99 USD

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Horrível!!!!

Analuizarj · 10 years ago · v1.1

Dinheiro jogado fora, não presta para nada!!!

Nicht mehr als ein Fotofilter?

Mahalolo · 13 years ago · v1.1

Ich kann keinen Unterschied zwischen dem "UV"-Bild und dem gleichen Bild mit einem normalen Kontrastfilter (zB von Instagram) erkennen, egal wie und mit welchem Licht ich mein Gesicht fotografiere. Riecht stark nach Abzocke...

Ist ganz okay

A-cj · 13 years ago · v1.1

App. Funktionier so weit gut!! ich kann es ja nicht beurteilen ob es lügt !! iPhone 5 Optimierung fehlt ?!

Ist totale Spielerei

Nickys i phone · 12 years ago · v1.1

Total unnötig!!! Kann man auch einfach ein Fotoprogramm nehmen, das hat sogar noch mehr Funktionen. Würd am liebsten keinen Stern geben!!!

No substitute for a Woods lamp

Kikilynnrocks · 14 years ago · v1.0

This app is cool for the everyday consumer who would like to get a sense of their photodamage, but it cannot show you the damage below the surface of the akin the way a professional product in a physicians office can. Its not a substitute for a Woods lamp or the brown channel on a Visia.

Non salva le foto...

Pap77 · 13 years ago · v1.1

In linea di massima è una bella idea... Davvero un peccato che non abbia la funzione di salvataggio della foto UV... Ciò permetterebbe anche di fare raffronti con il dopo eventuale terapia... Speriamo venga aggiornata in tal senso.

Not just a BW filter

Jamunz · 9 years ago · v1.1

People who are saying this is just a black and white filter are wrong. The dev team is basically cycling through all the pixels in the image and finding edges in pixels values then flagging them as distinctive features. BW filter would have made my skin white on the plains of my face not dark or spotted. This app indeed is picking up on the differences between my skin pixels and it actually did show me the most damaged part of my head and shoulders (décolletage) as extremely damaged. In the original image it showed up clear and flawless.