Long Exposure -Water-Is this result possible on this phone?

[L0n3N1nja]

That’s awesome and exactly what I’d use it for. Although I prefer the Apple way, this seems like a great alternative solution if I decide to make the switch.

So does the Apple way allow you to take a normal photo and edit in the motion blur from the long exposure after the fact? If that's the case I'd assume it's taking multiple photos and blending them together taking advantage of their AI.

 

[mjs2011]

So does the Apple way allow you to take a normal photo and edit in the motion blur from the long exposure after the fact? If that's the case I'd assume it's taking multiple photos and blending them together taking advantage of their AI.

That’s correct. So you can literally click on a photo, swipe up, and click long exposure. There’s also an app called Spectre that does it all for you before taking the photo too. You can choose between 3, 5, and 10 seconds for shutter.

 

[msm0511]

That’s correct. So you can literally click on a photo, swipe up, and click long exposure. There’s also an app called Spectre that does it all for you before taking the photo too. You can choose between 3, 5, and 10 seconds for shutter.

You have to be using Live Photos for that to work. Correct?

 

[mjs2011]

You have to be using Live Photos for that to work. Correct?

Yes that’s correct.

 

[msm0511]

Yes that’s correct.

Thanks. I knew you could do it with a swipe up, but haven't carried an iPhone daily in a while so I forgot. Been carrying my 12 Pro along with my Note 20 Ultra though since I got it b/c it's so small.

 

[L0n3N1nja]

That’s correct. So you can literally click on a photo, swipe up, and click long exposure. There’s also an app called Spectre that does it all for you before taking the photo too. You can choose between 3, 5, and 10 seconds for shutter.

Apple finally has a feature I'm jealous of, I love long exposure photos and it sounds like Apple made them quick and easy to do just about any where.

 

[mustang7757]

That’s correct. So you can literally click on a photo, swipe up, and click long exposure. There’s also an app called Spectre that does it all for you before taking the photo too. You can choose between 3, 5, and 10 seconds for shutter.

I will try this app for my iPhone, thanks

 

[Jun Chang]

Set iso in pro mode to 50

Just took a photo on my projector screen. Everything static is clear and moving parts are blurred.

Sorry the pic is sideways