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Question: When will this product work with iPhone 6 and 6 plus?
Document: I really hate to dump on this product, but as it stands now, it's a total waste of money. The developer of it was asking me to send him photos as examples of it working incorrectly, however he never bothers to follow up, but he seemed like a nice guy.The issue is, if you expose for the background, and try to use the Nova as you would a real flash it does not work.
When you press the test button, it lights up night and bright. It appears the issue is that the flash turns off too early, as in before the capture of the image.As to why this has 5 stars, I'm not sure. Perhaps people using it have little idea how it should work? But the whole point of a flash is to light something, and this does not.
Awesome idea - one of my biggest frustrations with iPhone pictures is getting the exposure right in a dark restaurant when I'm out with friends. This does a great job bringing warm light to pictures in darker places, and it's very convenient and portable. Well done!
I'm happy to see the people behind it are listening to feedback.What I don't like:* You need to recharge it every few weeks and there's no indication the battery is drained.I can live with that minor gripe. If you take lots of photos with your iPhone I really recommend this.
The good news is that the hardware is of decent quality. The bad news is that without a good app, this device is useless. I actually returned mine because as of the time I write this, there is no app for the iPhone to take advantage of the hardware.The LED's turn on for such a short time, the camera's autofocus and autoexposure aren't able to lock.
I was trying to take pictures of my friends and they all commented on how it seemed really yellow (I had it on the coolest setting).App (iPhone): This may get better, but as I write this, the iPhone app has some annoying user interface quirks (basically it doesn't follow the interaction model of the built-in camera app), and it crashes more often than I would like.Good points: It is a handsome little device, feels nice in the hand, travels well.
This would fix all of the issues, they wouldn't have to pretend to be app designers, and it would be far cheaper to produce and sell without the Bluetooth capabilities.There's a huge opportunity here if they can vastly improve the software in a hurry. If they don't, it's going to be another flash in the pan (pun completely intended).
This easy to use device went from an experiment to essential shockingly fast.If you care at all about your photos, I definitely recommend it. If you don't care as much as other people, but still take a lot of photos, Nova will be a better investment than you expect. Give it a shot.
This could have been a good device, but they shot themselves in the foot by not having a good photo app to go with it.
The biggest fundamental problem is that the LED's turn on for such a short time, the camera's autofocus and autoexposure aren't able to stabilize in time. Every moderately low-light photo I've taken so far has been out of focus and overexposed. Also a big problem, there are no controls for focus, exposure, white balance, resolution, or anything at all.
Answer: Yes it works