Even Longer

I grabbed this app recently when it was promoting a “free lifetime” offer in the app and elsewhere. Downloaded the app, selected the “free lifetime” option and… was charged $14.99 for the free option. Still waiting on the refund response from Apple. Bitterly disappointed that this is another app playing loose with what “free” actually means.

Does the job admirably well but a bit clunky compared to Reeflex Pro Camera. This may well change as each app is updated. Recommend, but keep your eyes open for new versions.

Stop annoying me

I have paid $5.99 for the app but I wish to upgrade to Pro. How much will it cost me and will the $5.99 I paid be taken off the upgrade price?

Hi quick q- I just purchased this app and it looks fantastic however I’d like to download it or my other iPhone (13) but it seems it’s only available on one device ? Please confirm Regards Gabor

Hi there - initially i had some good results last year but since the latest iphone update 16.3 i get strange purple or red screen affect and images are not clear :( It would be great to have some help files and more instructions for newbies who are not fully aufait with camera settings please !

If you want to do long exposure on an iPhone, this is just perfect. After trying for five minutes, I immediately purchased the upgrade. It is worth every cent. This is yet another reason to put away your old DSLR permanently. Some useful features that could be included in future updates: - parallel bracketing could include a wider EV range (currently +/- 3 EV) and could include option for three RAW file outputs instead of two for better HDR when processing in Lightroom - when you click on part of the Live View, instead of only focussing, it could also change shutter speed (etc). This would make it easier for setting up the parallel bracketing. - I am not an expert (by any means) but I get confused because the Live View image seems to be showing an image rendered using HDR and Deep Fusion? However, when the images are actually captured, they do not use HDR or Deep Fusion? (This is why capturing RAW is useful). This seems to create a difference in what we see in the initial Live preview and what is finally captured in photos with large differences in brightness. Sorry if my comments above are incorrect - but it is something that confuses me. Is it possible to actually capture the ‘long exposure’ using the built-in HDR and Deep Fusion?

I got this app to take 10 minute photos of the stars, and whenever I take a picture above 2 minutes, I’m often seeing it look like my phone was shaking while it was on a still surface and on a tripod. I’m also getting a red colouring on the outside of the picture

This is a great app, happy to support dev, with lifetime purchase.

How in the hell do you upgrade to a pro version? I have look everywhere on the app and the Webb nowhere can I find how to upgrade.