Long Exposure - Motion ProCam v1.0.4

★★★★★

Richard Wood

I've been looking for an app like this for a while where you don't need a separate ND filter. I take my hat off to you and thank you for creating such an excellent app. I've only had the chance to hand hold so far and that was impressive. Soon I'll get to use it on my tripod and I'm looking forward to see what I can create. Compared to other apps you haven't been going long and I look forward to the updates and features to come. Thank you again from a photographic artiste.

★★★★

Steve Crane

The app behaves as advertised and I have created a few interesting images. I will revise this review after I've spent more time using the app. Thanks to the developer for responding to my earlier bug report and releasing a new version that fixed a problem that prevented me from using the first version I downloaded.

★★★

Colin Stevens

Photos taken on the s22 ultra are good quality. haven't been able to actually test the long exposure effect yet but the quality of the static photos so far are good. The handheld mode isn't really that great so a tripod is needed. My main complaint is that you have to pay for functions after you've already bought the app!!! You get everything except for iso/shutter speed control and raw format. This should be included, so up the price to include these functions or make the standard app free

★★

Mango pulpers

When I first got this app it was pretty cool, but I feel that all the "premium features" should be unlocked as I've already paid for the app and now it wants to take even more money. Don't release an app that costs money that has in app purchases for basic things such as ISO. Very disappointed in the app, I originally got this app to take pictures of the stars.

★

Martin Morris

Paid for the app, then for premium on top of that. You take a picture, and the app crashes 9/10 times. For the price, even if it worked, the camera options on my low end phone provide more options. If the long exposure worked for low light/night scenes, and you had more options for iso settings, aperture times etc and it DIDN'T crash every time I've used it, I'd rate it highly.