I also posted my review a couple of days ago, copied below complete with Developer Response.
Here is my reply to the Developer’s response:
My feedback was what I experienced when using your app.
I will add that my statement of your app reducing images is not a guess or exaggeration, it is fact. After your app consistently returned the new tiny images to my Photo’s file, I trotted them over to PSExpress where the image info was available. This is no fluke, as it was NOT reproduced when using another app, just yours. And to note, the example I gave, .06k from 458k, was just one of the images put through your app.
I would suggest that you use your energy to fix the problems in your app, rather than denying the reality of what I and other users experience.
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My original feedback:
Worthless
One star
I need something to work on my iPad, this is not it. I need images saved at 300dpi for printing, this rather than increasing the image to 300 dpi it reduces the image down to I don’t know what, other than the size is saved to .06k. Yes, .06k from 458k. Totally worthless and a complete time waster.
Developer Response
Thank you for your feedback. The reduction of DPI doesn’t change the image size. It only changes the DPI value in the metadata of the image. The DPI value only determines the print size.