Night Eyes - Night Camera 4+

No I didn’t get paid to write this or anything like that, I read some critical reviews and it says that it just turns the camera green or puts a green filter on it, if you go to the bottom of the screen you can click a button that will change the color to blue or read or just black and white. There is also one more color filter that is just labeled none because it just goes to normal colors. There is barely any ads and the only ad there was in my experience was one in the beginning but that was it! If you look in the bottom left corner it will show m1 when you first go in it, m1 is smoothest camera but not very good at looking in dark areas. M2 is my favorite because it cuts out bright lights and m3 is just looking like m2 but brighter. In the bottom right corner there is a button that can change the exposure of it so if you still can’t see very well in the dark you can move the slider to the right and then it will work better. BTW this is just your normal phone camera so you can’t have extremely dark rooms because real NV uses thermal imagining which most phones do not have. If you made it this far then congrats because most people don’t read long reviews. I hope you have a wonderful experience with this app! :)

Provides the advertised functionality under certain conditions, but crashes a lot. In my brief testing, I found that this app is pretty effective for getting more detail from outdoor images at night with the camera mounted or held very still. In a side by side comparison with the built-in camera of my iPhone 8 at full exposure, Night Eyes shows much better detail by moonlight (it’s a crescent moon as I write, having just tried the app). However... in pitch black conditions, you won’t get anything but noise, and in only moderately low light conditions (like a street light), the iPhone does better. Mode 1 is very grainy; Mode 2 lags a lot, but this is where the app shows its power in squeezing out much more detail from the darker portions of the camera image. Mode 3 is even more laggy, and doesn’t seem much better than Mode 2.

Of course, the free version is ad supported, but they aren’t especially intrusive; you just have to click through one ad when you launch. The crashing seems to happen mostly when you try to switch apps without closing Night Vision first. It’s a resource-intensive app, with very specific uses. If you keep that in mind, you’ll probably be happy with it.

My friend put on my 3D googles while I was sleeping with this app and and woke me up and I literally starting getting ready for work by golly. If it wasn’t for my old hound dog lefty (we call him that cause he has a anxiety disorder Im not going to mention because it’s personal) anyways lefty started chasing away those noisy raccoons that always steal my pillow cases I leave on the cloths line at night because the nighttime air just seems more fresh. Anyways I wouldn’t of even realized it was still night out till after I drank my 1st cup of coffee. If I didn’t hear that big old fat raccoon a huffing and puffing cause It has the COVID I assume. And EVERYONE knows once you have that first cup you may as well just stay up and finish the pot. So long story short use this app to get you cloths off the line otherwise you might step on a lazy raccoon because you disabled dog is in quarantine.