Black Light Vision 4+

Name: Black Light Vision
Price: 4.99 USD
Rating: 1.2 (46 reviews)
Author: CobbySoft Media Inc.

CobbySoft Media Inc.

Diseñado para iPhone

- 1,2 • 46 valoraciones

- $4.99

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Descripción

Black Light Vision create the black light effect through the iPhone camera.

A black light, also referred to as a UV light or ultraviolet light, is a lamp that emits ultraviolet radiation (UV) in the long-wave (near ultraviolet, UVA) range, and little visible light. Other types of ultraviolet lamp emit large amounts of visible light along with the ultraviolet; but a "black light" usually refers to a lamp that has a dark blue optical filtering material in the glass envelope of the bulb (or the lamp housing) which blocks most of the visible light, so the lamp emits mostly ultraviolet.

Black Light Vision does not produce UV light.

30 abr 2021

Versión 2.7

Bugs fixed

1,2 de 5

46 valoraciones

I hope this app burns

I was very dumb to forget to check the reviews on this. It doesn’t work and is absolutely pointless and worthless. I would get my money back and I feel like I should but unfortunately it’s already bought. Please do not get unless they eventually give you full refund.

Isn’t a UV light

I’m a dummy too. It was the middle of the night and I needed to find a scorpion in my house. They glow with UV lights so I needed an app fast. This came up, stupid me, I didn’t read the reviews. I tried to use it then saw the description that said it’s not a UV light. How did this even get approved for the app store?

Y’all are scammers...

Such a dumb app want my freakin money back so give it back to cause I spent five dollars and I know it doesn’t seem like a lot but I had 18 good bucks and not to spend it on some scammer game fix what you did to everyone now!!!!!!🤬😡

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