I used the tool to remove people, electric poles, words, and a barn from photos, and the tool performed very well. As with Photoshop, you might have to clean up a few remnants of the original image. When you tap the apply button the object is gone. You select an object and the app intelligently creates an offset magnified view of where you are painting with your finger, which makes for faster masking. I was especially interested in the smart object removal tool, and it worked quite well. The app also has adjustments for smoothing skin. Want to enhance the trees? Click on a sample shade, and then the saturation tool works only on the greens. It allow selective adjustments by color, which is a nice idea. PhotoDirector has the usual array of cropping, hue/saturation tools, and an abundance of filters. It's great to have that in an iOS app, and there are plenty of other powerful features as well. The app debuts with some impressive editing features including smart object removal, which is similar to content aware fill in Photoshop. PhotoDirector (free with one in-app purchase) is new to iOS but the company that created it, CyberLink, has an impressive product line that features photo editors for Mac and Windows.
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