Easy Long Exposure Camera
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DeveloperOsawa Shunsuke
CategoryPhoto & Video
PriceFree
Released
Rating★ 4.3 (949)
Version7.0.3
Age rating4+
First seen by us
23 Oct 2026
Rating
4.3 ★
949 ratings
Measured
Easy Long Exposure Camera on the App Store
App details
App ID
1458648604
Publisher
Osawa Shunsuke
On the store since
Apr 2019
7 years on the store
Minimum OS
iOS 16+
iPhone 8 and later
Devices
iPhone · iPad
Content rating
4+
Languages
11
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Size
32 MB
Also listed in
Utilities
Where it ranks now
Every top chart it appears in across 30 countries.
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Ratings
App Store, worldwide.
Rating
4.3 ★
949 ratings
Measured
Ratings
949
Measured
About Easy Long Exposure Camera
This app makes it easy to take long-exposure photos with your iPhone.
Capture the passage of time in a single image—from city lights, starry skies, star trails, and fireworks to flowing waterfalls and rivers.
Choose from three blending modes to create the look you want.
【Light Trails】
Adds up the light from each frame to draw trails from car headlights and brighten subjects that are too dark to see.
Perfect for night scenes and faint auroras that are hard to see with the naked eye.
【Motion Blur】
Averages multiple frames to give waterfalls and rivers a smooth, silky appearance.
It can create a slow-shutter effect even in bright conditions and can also make moving people less noticeable.
【Lighten】
Keeps only the brightest parts of each frame, so the background doesn’t wash out even during long exposures.
Ideal for fireworks, star trails, and auroras that are clearly visible to the naked eye.
【Create from Video】
Turn videos you’ve already recorded into long-exposure photos. Choose the part of the video to use and blend it with Motion Blur or Lighten. Stabilization is also supported.
Key Features
・Exposure times from 1 to 180 seconds, plus Bulb mode that you can stop whenever you choose
・Live preview of the blended image while shooting
・Image stabilization to reduce camera shake without a tripod (up to 3 seconds in the free version)
・Post-capture brightness adjustment from −2.0 to +2.0 EV, with the option to save multiple versions
・Auto and manual focus, plus pinch-to-zoom
・Switch between lenses and front/rear cameras
・3-second and 10-second self-timers
・Grid and level tools for composing your shot
・Shoot using the iPhone volume buttons or a compatible Bluetooth remote shutter
・Selectable image quality and JPG saving
・EXIF metadata including exposure time and ISO
Great For
・Cityscapes and illuminated night scenes
・Starry skies and star trails
・Fireworks
・Auroras
・Car and train light trails
・Motion blur in waterfalls, streams, oceans, and clouds
・Making moving people less noticeable in busy locations
The free version includes all the essential features you need to enjoy long-exposure photography.
The Pro version is available as a one-time purchase and adds manual ISO control, ad removal, noise reduction, unlimited stabilization duration with Bulb mode support, full-resolution saving for photos created from videos (the free version reduces the long side to 2048 px), high-bit-depth 16-bit PNG saving, direct saving without the preview screen, and more.
Tips for Better Results
For standard long-exposure photography, mount your iPhone on a tripod or place it on a stable surface for sharper results.
Image stabilization helps reduce camera shake when shooting without a tripod, but the edges of the resulting photo will be cropped slightly.
Results and available lenses may vary depending on your iPhone model and shooting conditions.
Capture the passage of time in a single image—from city lights, starry skies, star trails, and fireworks to flowing waterfalls and rivers.
Choose from three blending modes to create the look you want.
【Light Trails】
Adds up the light from each frame to draw trails from car headlights and brighten subjects that are too dark to see.
Perfect for night scenes and faint auroras that are hard to see with the naked eye.
【Motion Blur】
Averages multiple frames to give waterfalls and rivers a smooth, silky appearance.
It can create a slow-shutter effect even in bright conditions and can also make moving people less noticeable.
【Lighten】
Keeps only the brightest parts of each frame, so the background doesn’t wash out even during long exposures.
Ideal for fireworks, star trails, and auroras that are clearly visible to the naked eye.
【Create from Video】
Turn videos you’ve already recorded into long-exposure photos. Choose the part of the video to use and blend it with Motion Blur or Lighten. Stabilization is also supported.
Key Features
・Exposure times from 1 to 180 seconds, plus Bulb mode that you can stop whenever you choose
・Live preview of the blended image while shooting
・Image stabilization to reduce camera shake without a tripod (up to 3 seconds in the free version)
・Post-capture brightness adjustment from −2.0 to +2.0 EV, with the option to save multiple versions
・Auto and manual focus, plus pinch-to-zoom
・Switch between lenses and front/rear cameras
・3-second and 10-second self-timers
・Grid and level tools for composing your shot
・Shoot using the iPhone volume buttons or a compatible Bluetooth remote shutter
・Selectable image quality and JPG saving
・EXIF metadata including exposure time and ISO
Great For
・Cityscapes and illuminated night scenes
・Starry skies and star trails
・Fireworks
・Auroras
・Car and train light trails
・Motion blur in waterfalls, streams, oceans, and clouds
・Making moving people less noticeable in busy locations
The free version includes all the essential features you need to enjoy long-exposure photography.
The Pro version is available as a one-time purchase and adds manual ISO control, ad removal, noise reduction, unlimited stabilization duration with Bulb mode support, full-resolution saving for photos created from videos (the free version reduces the long side to 2048 px), high-bit-depth 16-bit PNG saving, direct saving without the preview screen, and more.
Tips for Better Results
For standard long-exposure photography, mount your iPhone on a tripod or place it on a stable surface for sharper results.
Image stabilization helps reduce camera shake when shooting without a tripod, but the edges of the resulting photo will be cropped slightly.
Results and available lenses may vary depending on your iPhone model and shooting conditions.
Latest updates
7.0.3
Bug fixes and performance improvements.