Long Exposure - Motion ProCam

Ryan Iraola

2 years ago

nice cam app. user friendly ui. served its purpose primarily for long exposure shots. one problem, app is crashing or closing whenever i click the picture preview after taking photo. (only after changing the resolution to 16mp). and im not sure if its only me but i cant find any difference in picture quality after upping the resolution

Wayne Bungay

2 years ago

Not as described at all the auto focus is terrible end up with shots of of focus and blur the light trails just don't work at all the little ghting is all off wish I never bought this app would defo not recommend it to anyone at all I uninstalled after wards as not point having it waste of money time and effort

Richard Wood

3 years ago

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.

Yufang

3 years ago

Good app that allows you to get long exposures but features like the manual control of iso and shutter speed is locked behind a second paywall...after already buying once to download it. If it weren't for this it'll be easy 5 stats.

Abi Hariri

1 year ago

The interface is not friendly use. The focus control is not available. Autofocus is terrible. I expected to have more shutter speed control more than 1/2 since the stock camera can control until 10". Please improve it

Aron Cederholm

2 years ago

Nearly all features (raw, exposure control, etc) are locked away as premium, despite the app costing plenty of money to start with. What's makes it worse is that all exposures under 12s are over exposed (100% white) and many photos end up grossly under exposed.

Melvin Lontoc

3 years ago

Great long exposure camera substitute! It's not perfect but I hope developers continue to upgrade its features. I was able to use 26mm and 13mm lens on my S10+ but their resolution is only limited and not the full quality of my phone. Hope that feature can be added soon for better picture quality.

Janet Horsley

1 year ago

All the pictures I've taken have come out completely overexposed - i.e. completely white - even on the shortest exposure of 1 second. I'm requesting a refund.

ceffyn paul

2 years ago

Works great in good lighting but as soon as the lighting is low it locks on processing, also don't support the various image sizes my phones built in camera app does. Samsung A22 5G. If the processing gets sorted I'll consider buying the rest of the features but as it is its not even worth what's been paid for so far.

Stephen Cornwell

1 year ago

When i put in light trails mode and take an outside shot in the dark for 10 seconds, it gives me a spinning circle which never ends, it says processing but never stops until i get fed up and shut it off. Although it is dark ie night time the area is well lit.

Steve Crane

4 years ago

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.

Andy M

1 year ago

Edit Installed on Sony Xperia 1 V - crashes out every time shutter button is pressed - completely unusable Pay twice? £1.79 for part of the app, then £2.49 more to go 'pro' - taking the mick Main reason for buying was long exposure - it does that in a similar way to Huawei Silky Water, so that's good, but to add manual shutter length (ie, shutter open as long as button is pressed) you need to upgrade to pro

Tim Day

2 years ago

Feels like an android version of the iOS app Even Longer but sadly has a number of issues. At the time of review the current version will not open at all on the Google Pixel 7. When the app is working I find that it renders moving water with a pea soup styled look along with a distinctive green colour cast. Long exposure clouds can look good but often result with a paintly effect. Sadly no where near the results that can be achieved on a dedicated camera system.

Fernando Batista

3 years ago

Promising app, but the results can be improved. On my S20FE 5G, 3x tele doesn't work, although it may not be the apps fault. But what I dislike is the wierd "squarish" artifacts I'm getting in the final images, very noticeable on the full size image, specially when processing the image. I think it has something to do with the averaging process because I'm getting a similar effect ou your stacking app, just not as pronounced. Improve that and this would be a stellar app.

K. Paul

1 year ago

I was really happy to find the most recent update has fixed issues I had with the app. The app would over expose brightness to the point the photo was white, no matter what settings I used. I've made 4 stars because I want to see if the update corrects the error permanently, and if it's fine in a few weeks I will return to mark it up. The app is simple, clear and easy to use, has good results and quality. Thank you.

Colin Stevens

3 years ago

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

Martin Morris

1 year ago

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.