Spectre Camera for PC

★ ★ ★ Spectre Camera Overview

What is Spectre Camera? Spectre is a camera app for iOS that uses AI to create stunning long exposure photographs. It is developed by the makers of Halide, one of the top camera apps in the App Store. Spectre can remove crowds, turn city streets into rivers of light, make waterfalls look like paintings, and much more. The app is designed to be user-friendly and is packed with powerful technology to get the best possible image.

Software Features and Description

1. Build with the latest tech, Spectre isn't just a long exposure camera — it’s the cutting edge technology showcase of one of the App Store’s foremost camera apps, Halide.

2. From machine learning-based scene detection to computer vision aided image stabilization, Spectre is jammed full of impressive technologies to get the best possible image.

3. • RIVERS OF LIGHT: At night, AI scene detection automatically switches modes to draw beautiful light trails, for stunning nighttime city photography or light painting.

4. Spectre can remove crowds, turn city streets into rivers of light, make waterfalls look like paintings, and much more.

5. Introducing Spectre, from the makers of Halide, one of the top camera apps in the App Store.

6. Spectre is a packed with powerful technology from by the team that brought you Halide.

7. We hope you love Spectre! We’d love your feedback to make it even better or any reports of bugs you run into.

8. • MAKE CROWDS DISAPPEAR: Spectre helps take photos of crowded, touristy places.

9. Custom typefaces and iconography combined with unique, smooth controls make it as tactile and delightful as an actual physical camera.

10. Spectre uses AI to help you make amazing long exposure photographs.

11. We’re Ben and Sebastiaan, two friends living in the San Francisco Bay Area that love building fantastic apps for photography.

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Download and install Spectre Camera on your computer

GET Compatible PC App

App	Download	Rating	Maker
Spectre Camera	Get App ↲	2,238 4.33	Lux Optics LLC

Or follow the guide below to use on PC:

Select Windows version:

Windows 10
Windows 11

Install Spectre Camera app on your Windows in 4 steps below:

Download an Android emulator for PC:
Get either Bluestacks or the Nox App >> . We recommend Bluestacks because you can easily find solutions online if you run into problems while using it. Download Bluestacks PC software Here >> .

Install the emulator:
On your computer, goto the Downloads folder » click to install Bluestacks.exe or Nox.exe » Accept the License Agreements » Follow the on-screen prompts to complete installation.

Using Spectre Camera on PC [Windows 10/ 11]:

Open the Emulator app you installed » goto its search bar and search "Spectre Camera"
The search will reveal the Spectre Camera app icon. Open, then click "Install".
Once Spectre Camera is downloaded inside the emulator, locate/click the "All apps" icon to access a page containing all your installed applications including Spectre Camera.
Now enjoy Spectre Camera on PC.

Download a Compatible APK for PC

Download	Developer	Rating	Current version
Get APK for PC →	Lux Optics LLC	4.33	1.5.4

Get Spectre Camera on Apple macOS

Download	Developer	Reviews	Rating
Get $2.99 on Mac	Lux Optics LLC	2238	4.33

Download on Android: Download Android

Spectre Camera functions

- AI-based scene detection for automatic mode switching

- Ability to remove crowds from photos

- Beautiful light trails for nighttime city photography or light painting

- Ghostly water effect for capturing waterfalls, ocean waves, fountains, and more

- Live photos and video with the ability to pick a different frame as your photo, apply live-photo effects, and use the long exposure as a live-wallpaper

- Powerful technology including machine learning-based scene detection, computer vision aided image stabilization, and more

- Meticulously designed with a dark UI, glowing highlights, custom typefaces and iconography, and smooth controls

- Compatibility with iPhone SE, iPhone 6s and later, and smart Automatic Scene Detection requires iOS 12

- Cutting edge technology showcase with DCI-P3 Wide Color Pipeline, Metal Graphics Acceleration, Tripod Detection, Siri & Shortcuts, AI Stabilization, Machine Learning & CoreML, and Computer Vision.

✔ Pros:

- The app has a cool concept of using AI to enhance photos.

- The app can easily remove moving objects from photos.

- The app performs better than its competitors in some aspects.

☹ Cons:

- The app has a critical weak point where areas with no movement are not as detailed as they could be.

- The app tries to stabilize the image, which can lead to unpredictable results.

- The app runs slow on older devices and can produce blurry photos.

- The app has a screen tearing bug that prevents users from taking pictures.

Top Pcmac Reviews

Still parts of the image lose detail.

By JoeXGray (Pcmac user)

I bought this app as soon as I heard of it, because the Halide team is excellent. And this does seem to perform better than its competitors from my initial experience. That said, it has a critical weak point that seems completely fixable. I’ve taken several shots with my iPhone stabilized completely still, and then taken the same shot in Halide. Areas where there is no movement at all are not as detailed as they could be. It seems totally fixable, and I expect the Halide team will improve this flaw quickly. Which is why I still give four stars. Halide has been at the cutting edge of iOS camera apps since it was first released, and has set the bar, frankly. I expect the app is going to be that, even if it isn’t quite perfect from the start. Oh yeah, and the Live Photos support works beautifully, it looks like a moving slow shutter, which is just lovely.
Interesting take on long exposures

By duck'aducks (Pcmac user)

Long exposures have always been part of my photography. Often I use camera motion for long exposures. Maybe the dev can correct me, but I get the feeling that the app is trying to fight that every step of the way and stabilize the image. While this does lead to some interesting results, it is generally unpredictable. I get much different results using a DSLR or different apps on my phone. Maybe a mode for light trails with camera motion (as opposed to subject motion) that ignores or does something different with the motion data is a path to explore? Still a good effort from the people who made Halide and worth it if you’re interested in long exposures. I’m excited to see what they do with this app over time.
Screen Tearing Problem (fixed)

By ethan2640 (Pcmac user)

Edit: the particular bug has been fixed and I’ve been playing around with the app. It’s pretty good, and my only complaint now is that it’s running a bit slow on my iPhone 6 Plus and that the photos I take are somewhat blurry than usual. Perhaps you could improve the performance a bit and fix the blurry photos?But other than that, this app is still pretty good and has a good concept to it. I think the concept of this app is really cool and using AI to enhance your photos, so I downloaded it but I couldn’t even use it and take a picture without this weird screen tearing bug. I re-installed the app and tried again and the problem persists. I’m assuming this app was just recently launched, so I understand there’s a lot of bugs to be fixed and I’ll gladly update my review once this particular bug gets fixed, otherwise I’ll be deleting the app and demanding a refund.
Takes some getting used to

By Arcane Mold (Pcmac user)

I was hesitant to get this app because of the bad reviews. After getting and playing around for it a while I did noticed the problems most are complaining about; however, I see a trend as well. I see it basically happens when the light conditions change while taking the picture. I tried it with light trails on, off and when set to auto and it was pretty consistent. Other than that everything works as advertised. I easy made people disappear as well as moving vehicles. I can imaging taking pictures of people when trying to remove passerby’s or other objects will be tough if the people you want in the picture don’t stay still.