Even Longer

This application is useless without a tripod. This app adds ZERO convenience. AND when you change settings in manual mode the shutter speed indicator becomes jittery. I am using an iPhone 15 Pro. I would highly recommend not spending your money on this application.

A user guide would be helpful. Website is broken and/or useless. Paid my 30$. A bit disappointed in the lack of support. Guess I have to figure out how to use it properly on my own.

Just purchased even-longer. Trying to learn the program but I can’t find and photos taken. They are not in my photos. Where are they? Can’t find help anywhere.

Haven’t seen a way to utilize the IPhones 48mp camera like other apps I have used, but the control in this app is better than every other for the investment.

Purchased this app yesterday as recommended by Scott Kelby from KelbyOne but requires a monthly membership for all the features. I thought all features were already included for the initial purchase price. There are other apps for free that do more. Feels like a bait and switch. Would like a refund.

Being very impressed with its night photography capabilities, I upgraded to Pro. It’s the best in its class I’ve found so far. Can’t wait to see how it does with starry night skies!

So far I see no instructions on to use the app especially at the price we had to pay for the pro version

The Even longer App does not appear to be able to capture the 48mp raw files when using the 1x camera. Cuts it to 12mp. If there is a solution to this, please let me know. This should be mentioned somewhere obvious before purchasing

This one of the most amazing App for photography. The quality of the the images are stunning. Who ever created this app, did an excellent job. Now I can shot a really beautiful long exposure. Thank you again.

Compared to other iPhone photo applications, although Even Longer gets very good ratings, the dynamic range of images produced is quite limited and requires substantial post processing. This requires illuminating the shadows, and pulling down the highlights, both of which actions diminish the quality of the image. This occurs even when photographing landscapes in relatively limited light without perceptible significant dynamic range. Other long exposure apps are perform substantially better. I wish this app was effective, but I have found myself unable to effectively shape the exposure to account for both highlights and shadows, in even marginally broad light images. additionally, I cannot find any manuals that would help learn how to use the app effectively. YouTube videos on the app are of limited utility.