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Light | Long Exposure App Reviews

The Light | Long Exposure app recently received 11 positive reviews on iPhone, iPad, and Android devices, and 3 negative reviews. Users in the United States have given Light | Long Exposure app an average rating of 4.54 out of 5 stars, based on a total of 286 ratings since its release on Oct 20 by Alexander Sukhanov. Can you share your positive or negative thoughts about Light | Long Exposure?

Ratings and Reviews
Rated 4.09 out of 5

286 global ratings

5 Star
36%
4 Star
36%
3 Star
0%
2 Star
27%

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11 Positive User Reviews for Light | Long Exposure

10/10

Would love some more features but this is a 10/10 app

Grate..⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Grate app for take long exposures without filters. Easy settings. Plz add more manual camera settings.

Awsome effect r this app

I gotta try the app now, I just got it. It’s finished downloading..... sweet!

Awesome app, secondary light trail issue

This is an awesome app, and I use it a lot in my photography classes. However, sometimes there is a thinner secondary light trail that mirrors the original that is also flipped. Not sure how to keep that from happening, but overall the app is great!

Pretty good

Doesn’t have front facing camera but works well with the back camera! Any plans for front facing in an update?

Awesome UI

Great app. Works very well and the interface is super slick. Nice Stuff!

Limitless use!

Loving making star trails and recording airplane paths at night. Only limit is your battery. Plug in outlet outside and unlimited recording becomes reality!

There is no explanation for how to use the app

It is clean design and have options but there is not an explanation or tutorial for the app.

3 Negative User Reviews for Light | Long Exposure

Misleading

This app is advertised as a “long exposure camera”, which is false. It mimics a long exposure camera by taking a large quantity of photos and layering them over each other, thus mimicking a long exposure effect. It does not let the sensor take in more light as an actual long exposure would. This app will still work for the effects advertised, it just isn’t a legitimate long exposure. They got me in the description though by saying “long exposure effect”, instead of long exposure, so I can’t be t

Reverse image

Just got it. Was frustrated that I couldn’t turn the camera around. Pointing towards me. I like to play with self photos for profile pics etc.

No instructions

I cannot find the instructions for use on my iPad. Also, it says “No Modes” when I press the Modes button.