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I purchased the pro version of this many years ago and after I upgraded to iPhone 15, the zoom stopped working. I can no longer get clear details on super close up like beforeWhen I checked today for an update, I saw an exact app except it’s Magnifying instead of Mag on the title. The settings and details of the app are exactly the same except for the version (3.8.5 vs pro 3.5). The developers are the same (falconinmotion). I’m not able to restore my purchase and send feedback link on the pro version doesn’t work. Can someone please let me know how I can restore my purchase for this new version which actually solved the close up issue on iPhone 15. Thanks!

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The developer, Falcon In Motion LLC, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.

The Mag Light app has become an indispensable tool in my daily life. Its versatility and functionality are truly impressive. Whether I’m trying to read the small print on medicine bottles or capturing detailed, up-close photographs, this app never disappoints.One of the standout features is its powerful magnification, which makes reading tiny text effortless. No more squinting or struggling to decipher labels – the Mag Light app brings clarity to even the smallest print.Additionally, the app’s ability to enhance close-up photography is remarkable. The level of detail it captures is perfect for documenting intricate objects or capturing the beauty of nature up close. The built-in light feature ensures that every shot is well-lit and clear, making it a fantastic tool for both casual and professional photographers.Overall, the Mag Light app is a must-have for anyone looking to simplify their life and enhance their photography skills. It’s reliable, easy to use, and incredibly effective. Highly recommended

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Per fan, you won’t be surprised to learn that a larger fan will produce more airflow. As an example, our iCUE LINK RX140 140mmproduces 95.7 CFM (Cubic feet per minute) of airflow when maxed out. This handily beats the iCUE LINK RX120 120mm, which maxes out at 74.2 CFM. Both of these fans have the same design and internals, by the way, so the only factor at play here is the difference in size.

"Why we like it: It’s incredibly handy! There will always be a time where the menu writing is too small or the room is just too dark – this magnifying app will be just what you need." - appsmitten.com "This free app comes in handy when you find yourself in a dimly lit restaurant, squinting at tiny print on your menu. Point your iPhone's camera at the text, move the on-screen slider, and you'll have large, easy-to-read text in no time." -programming4.us -----------------------------------------------Have you ever experienced the following scenarios:need to read menu in a dim light restaurant ,need to read fine print on the medicine bottle,need to read book in bed after take reading glasses off,need to walk back to camp site in the dark night, need to check your makeup on your way to work,...You may need Magnifying Glass With Light, a overall 4.5/5.0 rated app in US market which could transform your iPhone or iPad into a FULL SCREEN lighted magnifying glass! Simple yet powerful!-----------------------------------------------FREE FEATURES: •Light Level Control•Image Capture •Auto-Focus Lock •Universal App for both iPhone and iPad •Pinch to Zoom In/Out. •Support Both Portrait or Landscape Orientation •Auto turn on built-in light in low light condition when start-up •Shake to hide/show all control buttons. •Support Front Camera •Full Screen User Interface •Magnify from 1.0X - 5.0X •Lighted View ------------------------------------------------------- Pro Version Additional Features (Via In-App Purchase):•(New!) Image Stabilizer•Crystal Clear Mode.•High Contrast Mode. •Tap Center to (Un)Freeze Image. •Enhanced Freeze: be able to move,drag, photograph the frozen image•Save Photo to Exclusive Photo Album -------------------------------------------------------FAQ:Q: Why not just using Apple's Camera app?A: In Camera app, you choose either digital zooming (Camera Mode) or Lighting (Video Mode), not both of them. Also this app has more features and larger zooming capability up to 6x. ------------------------------------------------------Notes: -Some features are only available in Pro version, upgrade is available through In-app Purchase.

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However, the FANatics cry, there is more to a good PC fan than how much air it can blow, we also need to blow that air hard enough. Otherwise, it won’t get through fan filters, AIO radiators, or the fins of the heatsink of an air cooler

This time, the 120mm fan produces 4.38mm-H20 of static pressure, outperforming the larger fan, which produces 3.79mm-H20. This is interesting and counter intuitive. Perhaps a mixture of fan sizes is worth considering?

Of course, now that gaming PCs are an exercise in aesthetics in addition to performance, a mixture of 140mm and 120mm fans might be a turn off for some, but that’s a question only you, the prospective fan purchaser, can answer.

This is a fabulous app for looking at minuscule details of something & for photographing them too. Only problem - when google ads appear at the bottom of the screen, they disallow your from being able to press/click the photo button. And forget alternatives, they don’t work either: (1) the frame doesn’t rotate to reposition to get away from the ad to make the button visible again either; (2) you can’t press the left side click button to photograph it either. So instead, you have to wait an interminable length of time - until whenever, for however long, for the ad to disappear, because there’s no “X” or “close” button to delete the ad from the screen. Very frustrating, especially when you’re right in the middle of doing something.

Almost all PC cases nowadays are designed to fit either 120mm or 140mm fans, and often they are capable of accommodating either size. This is a convention that the DIY PC industry has settled into after years of fans ranging from miniscule 80mm things to mighty 180mm lads.

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On the subject of radiators, it’s important to note that you must match the radiator size to the fan size. 120mm fans are not compatible with a 280mm radiator for example. The holes won’t line up. The same is true if you were to try mounting 140mm fans to a 360mm radiator. A quick compatibility matrix seems like a good idea right now.

Given that 120mm fans are generally better at static pressure and 140mm fans produce more airflow, it’s a great idea to use a mixture of both. Matching 120mm fans with radiators and heatsinks, and putting 140mm fans where airflow is unrestricted.

This is true, and how hard a fan blows is known as Static Pressure, often measured in mm-H20. Interestingly, when we again use the RX140 and RX120 fans, we see an inverse correlation between size and static pressure.

Before we talk about why mixing fan sizes could be a good idea, we should note that it isn't always simple. Very few cases are designed for the user to mount 2 fans of different sizes adjacent to each other. So you can use a mixture of fan sizes, but not in the same locations. For example you would realistically have to go all 140mm fans on the front, then all 120mm fans up top. The 4000D examples below illustrate this issue well.

- Added Macro Photography Capability for supported iOS devices (e.g iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max or later iPhone Pro/Max)- bug fixes and performance improvements- improved image stabilization