Ja, Cámara Spectre ist kostenlos herunterzuladen, enthält jedoch In-App-Käufe oder Abonnements.
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4.45 von 5
33 Bewertungen in Argentinien
el tiempo de exposición no modifica en nada la captación de luz. la misma imagen tomada con 3 o con 9 da exactamente el mismo resultado, es más, imágenes captadas con otras apps no orientadas a imágenes nocturnas o de poca luz, sacan mejores fotos que esta app. una gran decepción.
La realidad es que usaria la app pocas veces, algunas fotos como el efecto del agua se puede lograr con una live photo, otras no, ya que esta app cuenta con tiempo de exposicion (3,5,9 segundos). Se puede hacer fotos sin un tripode, en mi caso con un XS Max va bien, pero para mejores resultados un tripode viene perfecto. Le faltaria una app para el apple watch asi funciona como control remoto y tambien un temporizador para la app.
There’s issues with the light painting mode. Whenever you focus something and then take the picture the app chooses to refocus again making the picture turn out super blurry. Previously focusing should lock the focus there so the pictures crisp.
pero con retoques posibles (más duración y registro de luces). No funciona tal cual una exposición larga. Tenés que aprender a usarla según sus limitaciones y necesitas un trípode si o si. Sería buenísimo si se pudiera hacer el borrado de gente sosteniendo con las manos con estabilización digital. Pero no. Estoy en duda si vale 2 dólares...
I’m rarely moved to leave reviews, but the quality of this app is, unfortunately, that bad. I purchased the app for its long exposure options, which offer longer durations than the native iPhone 15 Pro Max camera app. The difference between the native camera app and the Spectre app are night and day. With the native app, I was able to take clear, beautiful images of the Milky Way from a high altitude with a 10 second exposure. The Spectre app, on the other hand, did not capture any light on a 30 second exposure — the image was basically black. So, as I wrote, the app simply does not do as it promised.
The built in camera app on any newer iPhone has a very strong night, long exposure mode that blows this app out of the water. This app is a relic from a time past. It shouldn’t be on the app store anymore.
App Store charges $2.99 to “buy” the app, but only after downloading does one realize that provides on shutter speed and to access the additional, slower and more functional shutter speed it costs an additional $5. The lack of transparency is very frustrating. Would not advise buying this.
There I was, amidst the California stars, witnessing a rare phenomenon – Aurora on the west coast. I needed a camera of the long exposure variety, one that would do the splendor justice. In the heat of the moment I was compelled by an enthusiastic marketing team to buy Spectre pro. Lo and behold it produced a sad sack of dark pixels, not a wink of color in sight. Not even a hint of beauty. heavily chagrined, I resorted to the default camera app. Within 10 seconds, I had a photo more valuable than the entire public stock of Spectre. Very disappointing.
Installed, paid. Program locked up under a spectacular aurora.
The iPhones 10 second timer is far better than the 30 second long exposure on Spectre when used at night time to take star shots or aurora borealis shots. Don’t pay for it, particularly if you’re using it for night Sky shots.
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