Average Camera Pro Reviews – Page 4
3/5 rating based on 52 reviews. Read all reviews for Average Camera Pro for iPhone.
Average Camera Pro is paid iOS app published by Dominik Seibold
iPhone 6 crash
lodaat
Always used this app and loved it. Now that I have an iPhone 6 the app will not stay open and crashes every time. Lame.
Update crash issue
KLM1307
I had that problem too but found out when I updated from my iP5 to iP6 the setting in the device had updated to Not Allow Camera Access, once I activated that setting it worked fine. There should be a pop up which says Avg Cam Pro beds access to your camera or something like that. I love this app and hope it continues to update!
Still crashing with slow-shutter
rkgdroid
I've rebooted & reinstalled on my iOS7.1.2 iPhone 5, and it still crashes. Also program could be so much more with dark frame subtraction...
Constant crashing on iPhone 6 plus
Atanguay
Nice app when it works. I can take one set of averaged photos, then the app crashes, I restart it and repeat. Not a great workflow right there. Produces cool results otherwise. Not sure what the issue is, this is a fast phone. Please fix.
Only of its kind, easy to use, great results
Hepiza
As expected, you'll need to use a tripod or lean your phone against something to achieve any result. The results are great with my iPhone 5, giving the camera an effective daytime bulb shutter function, with the benefits of low noise and not needing an ND filter.
Awesome app
Britb7
Considering I use an actual camera for my long exposures I decided to try this app out for when I only have my phone on me for whatever reason. Someone on IG mentioned it. Very fun app. I like the intervals and the combo of the photos so you can achieve a decent long exposure look from a phone. Really cool.
The best
?✨Master✨?
I've tried several ( paid ) similar apps .. it's by far the best I came across ever ! Strongly Recommend it
Good App Needs more instructions on use
Calamari 838
I have used the app to take low light pictures that are not grainy. One other uses is during the day in a busy location with lists of people walking by that you want to look like no one is there. I set up a tripod, choose 32 or more frames with a few seconds between frames and let it go. When it's done you can't see any people unless they stayed in one location for a long time.