MilkyCam for Android

I currently have an Android XR. The camera on it is a bit scuffed, but it works fine. I managed to capture some great pictures that I didn’t think I’d be able to on a cellphone. I’m upgrading to an Android 11 soon for the sole purpose of having a better camera system. I’ll be trying this app on that phone when I get it, and I’ll update this review. Looking forward to it! I love the fact that you can customize the settings without paying a ridiculous fee, like most of the other apps out there, and I totally respect the developer for it. Also, the exposure time is extraordinary, letting you keep capturing light for as long as you wish, basically. However, it does sometimes crash if you max out the settings. That’s not really an issue, though. This is a solid 5 stars!

The sliders are back! thanks man!

Absolutely Nothing Bad Too Say, Much Better Than Any Other “Astrophotography” App Out There.

Crashed time after time. Then Camera did the same. Rebooted phone. No longer crashes. Suspect power outage during update of apps as cause.

The latest update ruined this app. It has a terrible time locking on to stars which makes it useless please fix so i can gice this 5 stars again. Updated review: the latest update seems to have fixed the problem to an extent. Depending on where I point the camera it is still having trouble locking onto a second target star. I can clearly see them through the app but it still won’t get a lock. This happens about 50% of the time. I do love this app. When it works, it works fabulously. I have managed to get shots I that I used to only be able to get with my DSLR. Which is great because I don’t always have it with me. The developer also does a wonderful job replying back to me and also in regards to updating the app. It’s a shame some people have left so many low star ratings. This app far exceeds any app I’ve used thus far at doing what it says it can do.