Mcamera – Long Exposure Shots 4+

The design is very nice and taking a picture on automatic settings is easy but, for manual photography this app may need some improvements. Saving photos to personal library is inconvenient because, it has to be done manually and there's no multi-select in the app. After a photo is saved to the photo library, the EXIF data can't be displayed by the native Photos app (ISO, shutter speed). The ISO value displayed after the adjustment slider is closed seems to be different than the value shown on the ISO slider while manually adjusting it. Would like a way to set shutter speed value to unlimited for super long exposers.

Hi, Neat! Thank you for a review. In the recent updates photos are automatically saved to the gallery. I've also fixed an issue with the non-accurate ISO.

iPhone camera supports maximum 1 second exposure, but I will maybe add longer exposures in the next versions (I have to implement merging multiple photos programmatically for this scenario).

Hello there!

I have downloaded and tested dozens of free manual camera apps. This one is not particularly special or fancy. It works. You can adjust pretty much all manual controls but it is a bit limited in settings. The resolution is a bit patchy as well. For pro photographers, this is not your app! For beginners looking for something with a bit more control than the iPhone native camera app, it’s good.

However there is a weird alignment issue with the aperture symbol and the other control symbols. Editor please fix this and add more settings and controls! Anyways not much more to say. Bye!

Hi! Thank you for an honest review. Version 1.0 was a prototype. I got some feedback, checked traction and decided to invest in this app development. Can you please send me what you like and don't like in other apps you've tried? It will help me to understand which direction I should move. You can contact me directly at vdugnist@gmail.com

Really useful camera app but I’d love it if you made it available for ultra wide and telephoto camera for pro users. Also maybe some sort of nd filter so slow shutter speeds can be used during daylight.

Thanks for the report! I've added multiple lenses support in the latest versions.