Aspects
An aspect ratio calculator for the iPhone and iPod touch.
Clean and Simple
Just like the iPhone itself, Aspects encompasses beauty and ease of use. The clean and simple user interface makes aspect ratio calculations an absolute joy.
Three-Way Calculations
Aspects doesn't just stop at pixels. It supports widths, heights, and diagonals in inches and centimeters, and resolutions in pixels per inch and pixels per centimeter. Whether you're calculating image sizes on-screen and on-paper, the physical dimensions of your TV's display, or the pixel density of your mobile device, simply modify one value and Aspects takes care of the rest.
Ratios Galore
Whether it's standard 4:3, wide 16:9, or old school 1.75:1, Aspects lets you select from twenty-three predefined aspect ratios. And you can create your own, too!
Automatic Ratio Simplification
320:480 or 2:3? The latter is probably more recognizable. Yes, sometimes, things are best kept simple, which is why Aspects features automatic ratio simplification for all predefined and custom aspect ratios. Specify an aspect ratio and Aspects calculates the simplified aspect ratio in a flash. Ratio simplification has never been, uh... simpler!
More Accessible Than Ever
Many of Aspects' buttons and labels have been optimized for VoiceOver on the iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, and iPod touch (3rd, 4th, and 5th generations), so what you hear is exactly what we want you to hear.
Supporting the Latest and Greatest
We're committed to supporting the latest iOS releases, so you can rest assured that Aspects runs great on iOS 5. And if you're rocking a more recent iPhone or iPod touch, Aspects features high-resolution images and icons that take advantage of the gorgeous Retina display.
Current Version
1.3.2
Requirements
Aspects is compatible with iPhone and iPod touch running iPhone OS 3.x, iOS 4, or iOS 5.
VoiceOver optimizations require an iPhone 4S, iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, or iPod touch (3rd, 4th, and 5th generations).
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