ReeXpose - RAW Long Exposure

ReeHeld app is a photography app that has made my long exposure photos easier and more enjoyable. Usually a complex process for people that are not familiar with long exposure photography. Well worth paying for, one of the standout features of the ReeHeld app is its s simplicity. It is easy to use and has a straightforward interface, making it accessible to users of all skill levels. The app offers a variety of exposure times, ranging from 5 second to 30 seconds, allowing users to capture stunning long exposure shots of a range of subjects. Another great feature of the this app is its ability to save the shot straight into the photos app after taking it. Overall, the Long Exposure app is a great tool for anyone interested in long exposure photography. Its simplicity, ease of use, and range of features make it a great choice for both beginners and more experienced photographers alike.

I really like this app especially that it creates a RAW file. I think it’s a great start. There are a couple of features that need to be added or improved. In a similar fashion as Slow Shutter App, I would love to see a feature where I can save a capture, but keep it active so I can continue to add to the exposure. This is needed for light painting where exposures can be 30 minutes or longer and you want to keep adding light but at some point you over cook it. That’s where a previous save comes in. Your interim Results feature is good for relatively short exposures, but not workable for very long exposures where the user is using the screen to judge exposure. Also the screen representation of the exposure is not keeping up with the progress fast enough to judge exposure. Also a setting where the phone volume control can trigger the shutter is needed. This is the means by which a Bluetooth shutter remote triggers the shutter. Again most of the other camera apps have this. Thank you for your consideration of these improvements.

I really like this app. I got it to use with my telescope to do a little bit of astrophotography. The only thing I feel that it needs is the ability to trigger the shutter using my Bluetooth remote shutter release. I realize I can use the shutter release timer but I would prefer to just be able to press the button on my shutter release to take each exposure. Other than that it’s a great long exposure photo app that I am glad I got.