StarryCamera

The app interface is good enough. It doesn’t need anymore tweaks and is good enough being simple. This app is the only free app I’ve seen so far that has the ability to actually brighten photos and it does so pretty well. However there are fake stars scattered around the image when it is completed. By taking a picture of my floor I’m pretty sure that it is impossible to show stars, yet it still does. It is not noise like the developer is saying but rather a transparent png overlayed over the final result.

Smart phones are no good for photographing the night sky simply because the imaging chip is too small. Increasing exposure time only results in blooming or fat stars, while increasing ISO results in more noise (red and blue blotches). Better to use a DSLR type camera for night sky photos.

I absolutely love this app! I like to take photos at night, indoor, since my son passed away... I have tried every app out there and this app is by far the best for low light. The photos I take are extremely crisp and clear. Thank you.

Works well enough, and would be great if the dev wasn’t a sneaky boi, and added an overlay of fake stars on pictures. You can test it yourself by taking a picture of a dark room.

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