Slow Motion‪'‬ 4+

Ayenday

Good you guys should definitely try it out I always have trouble making slow Mo videos and I tried out this app and I really enjoyed it so I think you guys should really like it so the only thing I like about it is the ads and that it if you don’t do the thing if you don’t write the review every time you open the Apple Watch keeps saying would you like to take a minute in write a review I just did it right now because I am tired of you keep saying that hope you guys enjoy

Developer Response ,

We are beyond happy and proud to know what you think about the app as well as to know the difficulties you are experiencing. Both are invaluable knowledge for us and we will definitely use them to improve the app in the next releases and to ensure that it matches the needs and expectations of our users.

Premium and App Quality

Something I find weird when I first opened the app, was to be immediately met with a prompt asking me if I enjoy creating slow motion videos. Of course, I answered no because I haven’t even used the app yet, and was immediately asked if I could leave a review. I also answered no.

After those prompts, I was told about their premium subscription which I thought was going to be for some more advanced stuff, but it turned out I couldn’t even use anything that this app offers without paying real money for it. Luckily, it came with a 3-day trial (which I will cancel as soon as I get the footage I need in a slow motion state).

As far as the actual features of this app, there are basically none. You are paying for the ability to slow or speed up your own videos, put a theme on it (which are just annoying “glitch” patterns that just loop over and over and distract from the actual video, and you can add music and a logo.

Issues I’ve had with the app within the first 10 minutes are few, but the issues that do exist are quite annoying. You can’t alter a video IF you did the following (in my case):
- Mirror the video
- Warp the video
- Edit the video filter
- Edit the video adjustments (exposure, highlights, saturation, shadows contrast, etc.)

Some good news, though! You can edit the video if it’s cropped or rotated! So I guess it has something going for it.

Couldn’t even try it

I don’t want to give this app a horrible review because in all honesty, I wasn’t able to try it. Right after going through the instructions, a video popped-up offering their premium membership that I’m not personally interested in (I only needed a slow-mo app for one video) and it never went away! There were no visible ‘X’s so I tried clicking in all of the corners just in case it was hidden, tried shutting down the app and reopened it to find that the video just resumed where I left off before. I tried everything that I could think of besides purchasing the upgraded membership, but couldn’t get the video to go away.

But it looks like a cool app—would have been nice to be able to give it a try!