UNSCRIPTED Photography Poses for PC and Mac

Software Reviews and Criticism

• By Ohheyitsshae

  Great App but not worth the price

  This is a great app but it is not worth the price. I received an email shortly after signing up letting me know that the lifetime subscription of $99 would be removed in 2020. The yearly subscription is $60 (these are all not including taxes), and the three month subscription is $30. I understand that many companies like adobe and other apps are switching to the yearly plans and removing unlimited access because it is the most profitable, but this app just does not provide enough to be worth the cost. I can create a Pinterest board to organize all of my poses and use my scheduling software to keep up with dates. The golden hour/sunset is a useful feature but it’s very underwhelming and that information can be found from other apps offering a subscription for $5 a year. The app also glitches frequently and most of the content says coming soon. I say all of this not to bash the app, but I think the creator has chosen to go with aesthetics and the appeal to young women who will purchase anything that’s cute and consolidates their life. I would lower the price to make the app of value, otherwise it’s just another niche app that will not make it far in the App Store.

  
  
• By katemarie18765

  It’s Alright

  I paid for a lifetime and it’s a cute app but also doesn't really show much difference than making Pinterest albums and doing the same thing. I’ve also noticed if you submit your photos to be shown in their browse poses section you better hope you edit like all the other photos and have matching style because they all look the exact same. The prompts are nice and pre saved messages but would prefer a few more pre saved messages for other things. A lot of the poses all look the same just with different people and different pose names. I wish they had a actual app website where you can use their services on the app as well as computer as it does get tiring to see everything on a small screen. Their Facebook group is alright but as I was searching the group they clearly don’t care to talk about mental health and many photographers suffer from it. Which is truly upsetting to see. And for boudoir they should have a section for plus size due to they can be more tricky to pose and a lot of skinny girl poses do not work for women with that type of body. So could use some more upgrades. Try before you buy!

  
  
• By kateclearyphoto

  This app is a GAME CHANGER!

  I have always loved photographing people and connecting with them through my camera. Especially couples. I always strive for my shoots to be an awesome experience rather than a big, posed production. There was a time when I found it more difficult to think outside the box, but Unscripted has changed the game for me. It wasn’t until I found the app that I really started to use the unique prompts and conversation to evoke real emotions and experiences with my clients! I can tell they truly have the BEST time, especially with the some of the silly prompts! What I love most about the app is that there are SO many ideas to match any client personality. No two sessions are alike, so having the ability to adapt prompts/poses to my clients vibe is so important. It’s always the best compliment when they tell me how much fun they had or how they loved not feeling so “posed” throughout the shoot. The Unscripted app has allowed me to loosen up, think more creatively, and be more confident as a photographer. I’m forever grateful!

  
  
• By nicolejeanne

  An beginners app designed for the “woke”

  If you’re all about political extremism and “wokeism”, this app is for you. The supporting group is filled with hateful, judgmental, “victims” who think they have it so bad, and post non stop about it. Their (the owners of the app) have their description that says something about being for people who support BLM, etc. (what does this have to do with photography?! It’s one thing to share your values as a business owner, it’s another to list the specific causes you support, but absolutely nothing that has to do with what your selling). You aren’t selling a software, your selling your ideology. My issue isn’t with the members tho, they are lucky enough to be free to do and live however they choose. Likewise for the app owners. But If your looking for a software designed for actual professionals, I’d recommend exploring other options, unless, of course, you support hate groups, want to surround yourself with negative people, and only need a light program to help you get started… in that case, enjoy.

  
  
• By CHuey2212

  This app changed everything!

  Before this app I cannot describe just how discouraged I felt as a new photographer. I was frightened and so self conscious about posing and felt really awkward meeting people at first. Mind you, I’m an extrovert and have no trouble meeting people person. My full time job is a head coach at a gym so talking with people is totally in my wheel house. Picking up a camera and telling people how to be is a different ball game for me though. I would freeze and black out and the poses I had in mind would disappear. This app is helpful in so many ways. My favorite part is the community they’ve built. I’ve met so many wonderful people through the group and they’re all eager to help, share, and collaborate on ideas and experiences that help to make you a better photographer in every way. Whether you have questions about editing, business management, client relationships, and more, they’re one click away.

  
  

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