Slow Burn - Professional DSLR Long Exposure Shutter Speed Plus Photo Effect Editor and Filters to Share on IG, FBook, Flikr, and Tumbler Reviews
3/5 rating based on 9 reviews. Read all reviews for Slow Burn - Professional DSLR Long Exposure Shutter Speed Plus Photo Effect Editor and Filters to Share on IG, FBook, Flikr, and Tumbler for iPhone.
Slow Burn - Professional DSLR Long Exposure Shutter Speed Plus Photo Effect Editor and Filters to Share on IG, FBook, Flikr, and Tumbler is free iOS app published by Wiseguy Sharp LLC
Feature rich- more than than filter
Kniels2u
I like the functionality of the slow shutter speed but there is so much more you can do with the photo editor if you dive in and really start using Slow Burn.
Easy to use. Beautiful photos.
Footypunter
I'm a professional photographer and I have to say this is one of the finest photo apps out there. Download this app!
Useless
Rashid4
Do not waste your time downloading this app, totally useless. Do not be fooled by the looks! It shows ads with every single click on anything, such a waste. Not sure hoe App Store allows this junk in here!
Won't work at all
Frongiiii
Upon opening this, I first see an ad for Candy Crush that I have to close out of before going further. When I get to the menu screen and hit start, it crashes EVERY TIME. I can't get it to do anything.
It was free so I tried it
Somps
First thing it does is pop up an advertisement. Bad sign. Closed the ad. Started the capture part. Not every time, but almost every time you do something, you get an ad pop up. I took the picture and went into its editor. Nothing great. It was ok, but as soon as I go to apply whatever edit I made, it crashes... Every time. If it didn't crash, the popups would still bother me. If they didn't have so many pop ups and it didn't crash, I might keep it, but as it is, deleting.
AdWare
blbo25
Honestly not worth the download. The filters are iffy at best, and you spend more time clicking away full screen ads than actually using the app. Wouldn't pay money for the ad removal strictly on the basis of them essentially forcing you to buy the app. Why bother with the free version at all?