ReeXpose - RAW Long Exposure

Name: ReeXpose - RAW Long Exposure
Rating: 4.3 (456 reviews)
Author: Reeflex GmbH

By: Reeflex GmbH

Slow Shutter Camera for Pros

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Features & Capabilities

ReeXpose brings true RAW long-exposure to iPhone photography, delivering 12-bit DNG files and a live RAW preview. Designed for professionals, it offers motion blur, light trails, unlimited Bulb mode, parallel bracketing, and full manual controls for ISO, shutter speed, focus, and white balance.

Key features include Apple Watch remote shutter, GPS metadata, exposure guides, focus peaking, and accessibility options for color-blind users. Note: RAW support can vary by device; a tripod is recommended for optimal results.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Photography

By:

Reeflex GmbH

Rating:

4.30

(456)

Version:

1.9.2 Last updated: 2026-04-29

Version code:

885018473

Creation date:

2022-07-06

Compatible devices:

Size:

39.05MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-08

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 84,299 ▲ 8

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Developed by:

Reeflex GmbH

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/reexpose-raw-long-exposure/id1624485209

Website:

https://reeflexstore.com/pages/reexpose

User Reviews

Users praise ReeXpose for its ease of use, RAW long-exposure output, and strong support, plus no-subscription pricing noted by several reviewers. However, multiple reviews flag hidden costs, stability and focus issues, laggy performance, and missing advanced features like bracketing and Bluetooth shutter control. Overall, it’s well-regarded for quality and usability, with calls for smoother reliability and more feature parity.

Pros

Very user-friendly, easy-to-use interface that makes long-exposure photography approachable.
Produces high-quality RAW long-exposure images with useful capabilities like focus peaking.
No ongoing subscription required (one-time purchase option), which many users appreciate.
Strong, responsive customer support that helps resolve issues quickly.
Helpful features such as saving shots to the Photos app and good performance for basic use.

Cons

Subscription upsell and unclear pricing upfront, with some users feeling misled about costs.
Stability and reliability issues, including crashes and errors when saving photos.
Focus problems in certain scenarios (difficulty focusing close, inconsistent focus, and requests for improved focus controls).
Performance lag and slow transitions between camera modes or photos, plus questions about true long-exposure behavior (stacking vs. single long exposure).
Missing advanced features vs. competitors (no bracketing, no Bluetooth remote shutter control) and occasional device compatibility limitations (e.g., limited lens support).

Recent reviews

Says in app purchases which I suppose is true, except you can’t get into the app without buying a subscription plan. I don’t pay for apps I can’t test. I don’t like apps that indicate you can use them then require purchase to use them. If they are willing to do shady business, then I will find one that doesn’t. If the creators read this, be transparent on costs, don’t lure people in then have a pay wall. Not cool.

by Sa*****, 2026-05-16

Seems interesting but a monthly subscription is required and you would not know about it until after you spend internet time downloading and installing the app.

by iP*****, 2026-02-04

I understand that apps need upkeep to keep the app running smoothly and free of bugs. But here's the thing. I was excited (and I was genuinely excited) to download this camera, but was quickly disappointed when finding out I needed an account/subscription and payment required to use the camera and app's description mentions nothing about this.