When it shows it’s shooting for a 2s shutter light draw image. There is a 1 second delay from when the app says it’s shooting the photo to when it actually captures the shot. If I add a 3 or 10 second timer it doesn’t stop the additional 1 second delay after it says shooting the image. This 1 second is inconsistent and is sometimes half a second or nearly 2 seconds. It’s a minor inconvenience to capture the light drawing photos with this issue.

I’m so happy I found this app, I wasted lots of money trying other camera apps until finding this one. It does everything you need to do great Astro photography using an IPhone with a telescope adapter. Manual focus, shutter speed, and iso settings all under your control. Once you play with it a bit and do some trial and error you quickly figure out the settings. I paid 5.99 for this and am so happy, especially after wasting over 25 bucks on other leading camera apps for Astro photography. I thank the developer for making such an easy to use and high quality app for doing long exposure photography!

I tried a few other long exposure apps before trying this one, and I was pleased with the operation. It is very easy to understand and use. It would be even better if you could zoom the camera while using it, I got the pro version thinking that would solve it and was a bit disappointed to find it didn’t. Aside from that I think it takes great night shots. I highly recommend using a tripod for longer exposures.

I have used this app on several camping trips. It works well taking photos of stars and it is easy to capture the Milky Way with it. It works well with city night scapes capture lights and motion. I have not tried it with daylight shots for moving water, I’ll give it a shot and let you know. You can use it for wild life if they stand still, but since they are unpredictable, the photos get tricky.