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Version 1.9.2 · 2026-04-29
Bug Fixes and Peformance Improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.9.2, updated 2026-04-29.








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ReeXpose is the best app for long exposure photography on the App Store. Designed by professionals for professionals, ReeXpose closes the gap between your iPhone and a DSLR camera, allowing you to shoot long exposure photos in RAW. All without the need for additional ND filters!
Select your capture mode, adjust your exposure, chose your capture duration and ReeXpose will do the rest. The result will be a single, 12-bit DNG file editable in your favorite editing software.
Use the “motion blur” mode to make people disappear, smooth the movement of clouds, or give running water a characteristic silky appearance. Use the “light trails mode” for stunning star trails or to transform moving cars into gorgeous rivers of light. Enjoy the flexibility of full manual controls and the extended dynamic range given by RAW files.…
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Bug Fixes and Peformance Improvements
reexposeWhat the stores publish. Store ratings are the stores’ numbers, not Appworthy’s, and are never averaged across stores.
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