Slow Shutter Cam Reviews – Page 4
5/5 rating based on 233 reviews. Read all reviews for Slow Shutter Cam for iPhone.
Slow Shutter Cam is paid iOS app published by Cogitap Software
Not usable handheld
skuimsc
I thought they have some stabilization magic, turns out just long shutter speed. Then why do I use this when I have better all in one alternatives?
Becoming a waste of money
R2W85X
Some of the features work but the long exposure feature is utter crap and the reason I bought the app. Every picture comes out completely destroyed from digital noise. The colors are whacked out and there’s horrific artifacting. I’ve tried changing every setting to try to isolate a cause but have found none. This is on a XS.
Just starting out
alicat070
While I am a photographer, I really enjoy trying new technology. I’m having great fun with this and figuring it out as I go BUT file size has been very small. Just found out I can save as PNG or Tiff if I have room. Maybe that will solve the file size issue. I’ve gotten some nice shots I’d like to keep
Not what I hoped for.
gckman
Can’t seem to find or reproduce simalar pictures as the one displayed. They come out grainy blurry and I can’t use them to even edit them. :/
Great control
PDF maven
This is my favorite long exposure app for motion blur and light trails. I often use with a tripod for silky water shots. My settings workflow brings up the editing tools for adjusting brightness, contrast, saturation & hue. Also the freeze position can be set at any point along the shutter exposure. I have other apps that take long exposures but editing before saving is why I use Slow Shutter Cam. One of my favorite techniques with this app is intentional camera movement. Watching colors and shapes “paint” across the screen is magical.
Instructions ?
Junowat
Are there any detailed instructions, hints, or advice for using the slow shutter in th BULB settings?
Motion Looks Beautiful
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This app works as advertised and gives your photos a ghostly, 19th century quality. People move with blurs and motion isn’t so much “captured” as it is “allowed to breathe.” A unique and lovely photo app.