Average Camera Pro

Name: Average Camera Pro
Price: 1.99 USD
Rating: 3.4 (38 reviews)
Author: Dominik Seibold

Photo & Video

$1.99 · Designed for iPad

38 Ratings
Ages

4+
Years
Category

Photo & Video
Developer

Dominik Seibold
Language

EN
English
Size

7.3
MB

Average Camera automatically takes multiple pictures (immediately or after a timer expires), calculates the average picture out of these and normalizes the result, to make the lightest pixel become white. It is useful for producing low-noise pictures in low-light situations. Because of the long exposure time, you should not hold your iPhone in your hands, but lean it against something to get sharp results.

Ratings & Reviews

3.4

out of 5

38 Ratings

Great app lacking newer functionality
02/17/2020

Sbug9
I have been using this app for years and for blending many exposures over a long time, it is unmatched. Lots of control over number of frames and timing between photos. This said, the UI is dated and it does not offer any access to more than the standard lens on multiple lens iPhones which is very disappointing at this point. I would gladly pay to get this app updated with latest features and functionality because even without these updates, it’s still very good.
Great app lacking newer functionality
02/17/2020

Sbug9

I have been using this app for years and for blending many exposures over a long time, it is unmatched. Lots of control over number of frames and timing between photos. This said, the UI is dated and it does not offer any access to more than the standard lens on multiple lens iPhones which is very disappointing at this point. I would gladly pay to get this app updated with latest features and functionality because even without these updates, it’s still very good.
Good App Needs more instructions on use
08/07/2016

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.
Good App Needs more instructions on use
08/07/2016

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.
Almost there
05/05/2018

FrankHerzog
This app is great for reducing noise on low light photography but it needs to be updated to work well with iPhone 7 with its two lenses and ability to trip the shutter with volume control on earphones. Overall it does what it claims, it just needs upgrading.
Almost there
05/05/2018

FrankHerzog

This app is great for reducing noise on low light photography but it needs to be updated to work well with iPhone 7 with its two lenses and ability to trip the shutter with volume control on earphones. Overall it does what it claims, it just needs upgrading.
Awesome app
12/14/2015

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.
Awesome app
12/14/2015

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.