Signal Loss
Signal Loss turns any photo into a 3D point cloud you can orbit; sculpt; filter; and export. Use any photo - a portrait; a landscape; a room - and Signal Loss reconstructs it in three dimensions using on-device depth estimation. No special camera required. No cloud processing. Everything runs on your iPhone. HOW IT WORKS Signal Loss uses depth estimation to generate a dense particle field from a single image. Each pixel becomes a 3D point; colored from the original photo; rendered live at up to 1 million particles. The result isn't a flat image or a filtered photo - it's geometry you can move through. For iPhone Pro users; we've added a Lidar option to walk around an object and warp the point cloud. 21 REAL-TIME FILTERS Every filter is computed in the GPU shader - no re-processing; no waiting. RAW · FOG · SLICE · CONTOUR · ECHO · BLOOM · FALSE COLOR · WIRE · DUST · WAVE · LINES · SWARM · VEIL · PRISM · RIFT · BORE · DRIFT Each filter transforms the cloud in a different way: atmospheric depth haze; animated particle swarms; prismatic chromatic shifts; structural wire overlays; and more. SIGNAL LOSS TOOL Every 3D photograph has missing space - surfaces the camera never saw. Signal Loss is what fills it. Choose a quiet reconstruction or let the voids become field: particles; static; and atmospheric structure generated from absence itself. Experiment through 5 types of artifacts. DRIFT A procedural flow field that animates every point in the cloud. Sinusoidal currents; depth-weighted movement; centripetal swirl. The scene becomes a living thing. CAPTURE & EXPORT · 4K and 8K still capture · Video loop export (H.264) · 360° orbit; Sway; Pull In; Pull Out camera movements · Point cloud export (PLY) - open directly in Blender; MeshLab; CloudCompare · Spatial stereoscopic export for Apple Vision Pro · Transparent PNG with alpha channel CONTROLS Orbit with one finger. Zoom and pan with two. Every parameter has a dedicated slider. Density runs from low to Ultra (1M points). The viewport background is fully adjustable - white; black; or any color you choose. PRIVACY Signal Loss processes photos entirely on your iPhone. Images are never uploaded; transmitted; or stored outside your device. Signal Loss is experimental software. Results are purposely unpredictable.
According to SubPrice AI's current price data, Signal Loss (App Purchase) subscription prices vary significantly across 2 regions. The lowest price region is United States (¥50.75/mo), the highest is United Kingdom (¥64.24/mo), with maximum savings of 21%.
Global Price Table
App Purchase · 2 regions
| # | Region | Savings | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 🇺🇸United States | $6.99USD | ¥50.75 | -21% |
| 2 | 🇬🇧United Kingdom | £6.99GBP | ¥64.24 | — |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which region has the cheapest Signal Loss subscription?
According to SubPrice AI data, Signal Loss (App Purchase) is currently cheapest in United States at approximately $6.99/month. Prices may change with exchange rates and platform policies.
How often are Signal Loss prices updated?
SubPrice AI automatically scrapes the latest subscription prices from App Store pages across all regions daily, converting them using real-time exchange rates. Data is typically updated around 14:00 Beijing time (06:00 UTC) each day.
What are the risks of cross-region purchases?
Cross-region purchases may involve: 1) Changing your Apple ID region; 2) Needing local payment methods or gift cards; 3) Refunds may be more difficult; 4) Exchange rates may change at renewal; 5) Platforms may restrict cross-region activity. We recommend understanding these risks before proceeding.
Where does SubPrice AI get its price data?
SubPrice AI's price data comes from public App Store pages across regions. We use automated scrapers to fetch subscription prices from 20 App Store regions daily, with real-time exchange rates from Frankfurter API for conversions. All prices are tax-inclusive App Store listed prices.