OverCam

Good creative app

The newest update crashes a few times and when looking at the photos in the app didn't rotate from landscape to portrait It's amazing app for getting great photos I love it I like that I get to choose how many photos it takes to compress it together ... I do wish that you could 1,removed grey overlay box for better Ui 2,let me take photos with my EarPods 3, add a self timer 4,a manual focus with focus peaking 5, increase the number of photos it could take by 20 or more

Really great app little outdated but the overlaying of photos is awesome I don't like how it very slow on its animation when try to take 10 photos maybe make it a little faster when it does 6or more photos yes I had the speed all the way up still felt a little slow but still awesome to have and use Day to day

This app is useless. Very low features, terrible UI, boring and dull.

Do not understand about the multiple exposure, etc.; however, OverCam does take clear, sharp (regular) photographs. Guess I will need to experiment with it some more to see what else is possible.

I had downloaded an app a few years back that was very similar to this one and foolishly erased it. A friend on Instagram suggested this one and it is perfect!!!! It gives that multiple exposure look to your camera shots! Great ghosting effect! It is perfect for me and I am very happy with it!!!!

The new update is such an improvement. Although I'm still learning the controls I've managed to take some pretty cool double exposure shots.

absolutely the best of its kind... I can spend all day with this app.

OverCam is very fun to use and experiment with both handheld and on a tripod. When used freehand you can create a variety of beautiful image panning, rotating, zoom, and focus blur like effects. When used on a tripod it offers a beautiful alternative to traditional long exposure photos of moving subjects. See the flickr OverCam group for examples. The 1.3 update in addition to being more responsive and with optional black and white mode, also allows you to skip image review between shots, allowing you to focus on image capture and take a series of shots much more quickly; a small but important improvement that makes the app even more fun to use.

Overcam is the best multiple-exposure app I have worked with, and I'm a bit of an app junky. There are several ways to interact with it---number of frames, timing of captures, etc.--to produce a variety of results. I particularly like the flow of the app--it feels like I am experimenting with layers of color, and that's very appealing to me as someone who works with watercolor and collage and often moves images from app to app. The new BW effect is hauntingly beautiful. I look forward to where the developer might go next with image effects. On that note, the developer is very responsive to questions. He was quite helpful. Congrats to him on this update. Overcam has become an important part of my "apptography" toolkit.