Contact Night Eyes Support

I downloaded this app the first thing it did was play an add and then it had a button that said use Camera I clicked on it and then the app crashed so I closed out his window and went back into the app I went back into the app I use the camera or use it in the middle of the night on my dark room at first it worked and then it just started turning into red white and blue dots I walked into my bathroom because my bathroom is the darkest room at night to try it out in there when I walked into my bathroom the whole thing went black and white Then it showed the red white and blue dots again and then the app crashed again honestly I downloaded another app and it was much better the app is called night vision camera

This thing is a gimmick. It inflates its review numbers by conning you into giving a 5 star rating to this joke of an application, in exchange for more robust features.. I saw the great reviews and thought, Hey I’ll give it a shot. Now I’ll shoot holes in it. In pitch black, it sees nothing! In low light conditions, it simply color shifts what your own eyes can already see! Honestly, does anybody really THINK any more?? All you have to do is COMPARE what your own eyes are seeing, then look at your screen! Just compare your regular phone camera...it TOO is also better. I have a brand new iPhone XR, I CAN think, and see with normal acuity. This developer is getting RICH off simple minded reviewers, and buyers who think, ‘It’s only $1.99...’ WAKE up, people! 5,000 people is $10,000, which will go a long way in a third world country where Nico Schroeder probably lives! A fool and his money are easily separated. DO NOT buy this or load it. Scam, scam, SCAM! It does NOT work. Your regular camera and for sure your own eyes are BETTER!

I think the wording of the "go rate us 5 stars" (to suggest new features) is being interpreted as a way to unlock existing features. I say this because it only takes a few seconds of use to see this does not work at all how you wanted to believe it just might. Basically this lets you turn up the exposure just as high as you can in the native iPhone camera app, and optionally apply a red, green, blue, or greyscale filter. It does have a histogram meter that appears to kind of work actually. In a low lit room this would probably be a fun app for young kids with big imaginations.