Resolution is a new app released by Cypress Innovations, which has been specifically designed to let users see every last pixel of the images on an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. "Photographers who want to view all the details of their images will appreciate the ability to zoom in without restriction," the company says. "The app enables users to look at full‐sized images and thumbnails in a folder at the same time... The image information (exif information) and location information of the images is also viewable, and raw images can also be viewed, on supported devices." The Resolution app is currently awaiting approval from Apple.

Cypress Press Release

Cypress Innovations launches Resolution, an app to view images at full size

See every last pixel of your photos on your iPad or iPhone with Resolution
SAN FRANCISCO— June 26, 2013 – Cypress Innovations

Resolution is a new app specifically designed to let users see every last pixel of the images on an iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch. This app is as intuitive and smooth as the Photos app but has several key features to improve your user experience.

Photographers who want to view all the details of their images will appreciate the ability to zoom in without restriction! The app is designed allows users to zoom in on any photos up to 100x, while the Photos app only supports zooming up to 1x. The app enables users to look at full‐sized images and thumbnails in a folder at the same time, and allows users to skip between images without having to go back to the folder. The image information (exif information) and location information of the images is also viewable, and raw images can also be viewed, on supported devices.

Want to share photos? Resolution allows users to email, tweet, or post your pictures to Facebook. View every detail of your photos on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch with Resolution app for iOS!

About Cypress Innovations
Cypress Innovations is a creative software development group currently focused on iPhone and iPad apps for photography, fitness and education.

Your Comments