1. It would be good if you could long-press on the Mandelbrot Set and get the corresponding Julia Set for that point.finaly I found exact fractal app!At least it's free! Thanks!i like fractalsAlthough the Fractals app has an excellent concept, the overall execution seems to be flawed.
2. Cool fractal app but it would be good if there were inverted Julia setsVery good fractal zoomer! Thanks! You can do cool stuff! And it's ad free!Draws the Mandlebrot set and Julia Sets, but the interface to set the Julia Set parameters is very awkward.
3. After a certain iteration depth and zoom level, it also starts glitching and only displays a series of lines, which isn't a fault of my phone, as I've used other Mandelbrot generator programs where I can go deeper.
4. (Actually, their Windows app is a cruder application on the lines of Fractals.)An incredible beginning! Fantastic job! The picture skews when I start the program and then auto rotate it.
5. I appreciate the concept, however, there are major critical errors that I just cannot get passed.I've been using this app for a while, and it outputs acceptable renders; however, it can be further improved.
6. From what I have seen, the stored fractal contains the parameter information, so I can go back to the same spot and magnification, and explore it on my desktop.
7. Upon zooming in to see other fractal shapes, the image becomes distored and stretched quite far.
8. This creates the illusion of horizontal lines and nothing of relation to a true fractal.
9. I do suggest adding an option where we could choose our own color scheme; if not at least add a rainbow one (I call such renders "acidbrots" and I'm a fan of such color schemes).
10. This program is very much in the mathematical tradition of FractInt, from Stone Soup, though I'm not sure whether it uses an integer algorithm.
11. I still haven't figured out how Android manages files and images, so I really don't know how to get at the saved pictures! I guess I have to share them to Picasa, or something.