$4.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • September 19, 2011
  • April 30, 2021

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Simulate the visual effect of a black light using your iPhone's camera. This app filters your camera feed to mimic the appearance of ultraviolet light, creating a unique visual experience without emitting actual UV radiation.

โœ“Black light effect simulation
โœ“Utilizes iPhone camera
โœ“Filters camera feed
โœ“Mimics ultraviolet light appearance
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What's New in Black Light Vision

2.7

April 30, 2021

Bugs fixed

User reviews

No stars

Doesnโ€™t do anything at all, how I wish I read the reviews before buying it!

Goofy

This isnโ€™t UV, itโ€™s just inverted color

Donโ€™t buy

Doesnโ€™t do what it says it does, just wasted money.

Donโ€™t buy app

This app is a scam I paid five dollars no one should buy this this is a total scan I give it a zero

Isnโ€™t a UV light

Iโ€™m a dummy too. It was the middle of the night and I needed to find a scorpion in my house. They glow with UV lights so I needed an app fast. This came up, stupid me, I didnโ€™t read the reviews. I tried to use it then saw the description that said itโ€™s not a UV light. How did this even get approved for the app store?
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Reported Bugs

9 issues

App freezes and shows a blank white screen with a blue frame.

Bug

App redirects to a 401 page.

Bug

App takes pictures that are missing 90% of the image.

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App redirects to a blog every time it's opened.

Bug

Camera doesn't work properly.

Bug

App only converts positive to negative.

Bug

App doesn't have the capability to put out the right kind of light.

Bug

App doesn't work with iOS 6.

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App shows a blank white screen.

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FAQ

What does the Black Light Vision app do?

Black Light Vision simulates the visual effect of a black light using your iPhone's camera. It filters the camera's view to create an appearance similar to what you would see under ultraviolet light, without actually emitting UV radiation.

Does this app produce actual UV light?

No, the app does not produce any UV light. It is purely a visual effect created by filtering the camera feed on your iPhone. The app's description explicitly states that it does not produce UV light.

Is this app free to use?

Yes, based on the provided information, the app is free to use. It does not have any associated costs or in-app purchases mentioned.

What kind of visual effect can I expect?

You can expect a visual effect that mimics how objects appear under a black light. This typically involves certain colors and materials appearing to glow or fluoresce, while other elements are obscured or appear differently due to the filtering.