Hugh Jones 
One of our contributors recently wrote about the various aspects involved with capturing the beauty and majesty of the underwater world, and it got us wondering just how we got to have such powerful tools at our disposal.
Lensa AI is an AI-powered photo-editing app that has gained immense popularity in recent years. It comes packed with a range of features that allow users to edit their photos in various ways. One of the most popular and latest features of Lensa AI is the ability to create unique avatars for its users.
Much like it is in various other creative endeavours, the issue of copyright and ownership has long been present in the world of photography. Generally speaking, copyright law says that when an individual has taken a photograph, the taker becomes the owner of the rights to that image.
Lensa is an app designed by Prisma Labs to help people beautify every aspect of their appearance (along with a number of other effects that can be added).
When taking photos with the rear-facing camera, users have reported the image being inverted (mirrored), especially evident when there is text on the screen.
Users have reported that when using the front camera in preview mode the quality is low and in the wrong aspect ratio (formatting).
Some users have come across the issue of not being able to manage their lenses in the app (located in the carousel).
Some users have been unable to install their app across multiple devices, specifically, this problem arises when trying to install it on a third device.
Unfortunately, a number of users have reported an inability to install the app on their mobile devices. Users have reported issues across a number of phone makers, including Essential, Nokia, Google, Xiaomi etc.