App Profile: StarryCamera2 Lite

Lord Asghar

Rating: 4/5

I have been looking for software with this feature for a long time, thank you for this software But I have a suggestion for you, since sometimes we do not have a tripod with us, it is better to add “timer” feature to the program, so that after pressing the photography button, there is at least a chance to lean the phone somewhere or place it on a flat surface in order to Keep the camera steady when shooting at a slow shutter speed, The second reason to add this feature is that, if you touch the image capture button, it will certainly cause the phone to move and the image may be recorded with a high noise level.

Kaylen Lara

Rating: 4/5

It’s pretty good, I got to take a decent photo of the orion nebula with this app, although it came out quite small. Reason being that it didn’t have a zooming feature, I wish there was a feature where you could zoom in the camera as that would make it a lot easier to take photos, but either than that it’s good enough for Amateur astrophotography with a phone :)

GardenLover165

Rating: 1/5

So when I saw this app was free, I was looking at the photos to see if the quality was good. The photos looked great! (Prob because they were photoshopped or something) Anyway, so then I downloaded it and when it was done I was so excited to try it out! It took 30 minutes to load but I thought maybe they take a while and I started to get more excited! But when I got in I was disappointed. It was laggy and I took a photo, it looked pixelated and the “stars” where white blurry blobs. You could barely even see the stars in the photo. And it was a clear night!!!! Hate this app and will hope that you never fall for the trick… 😡