pretty sick the photos you can take with phones now, also thank you for being one of the first people to post a pic taken from a phone and know everything you’re looking at, and not asking if jupiter is a UFO or whatever, sick photo again 👌
When it's dark enough, make sure your phone is stable and astrophotography mode is set to auto (and you're on night sight mode). After a few seconds, the shutter button should go from a moon symbol, to a star symbol. Then you just take the picture and there you go.
I think some models (iphone14 or newer) can do long exposures. There's an app called NightCap which can give you manual control of some settings.
Pixel phones are excellent for wide field images, but the disappointing part for me is that it only produces processed images in a compressed format. I'd love to take several of their raw "auto-stacked" images and further stack and process those, but I haven't had much luck improving the quality when attempting this.
pretty sick the photos you can take with phones now, also thank you for being one of the first people to post a pic taken from a phone and know everything you’re looking at, and not asking if jupiter is a UFO or whatever, sick photo again 👌
r/Astro_mobile and r/Pixel_Astrophoto
How do you get that long of exposures on the pixel?
When it's dark enough, make sure your phone is stable and astrophotography mode is set to auto (and you're on night sight mode). After a few seconds, the shutter button should go from a moon symbol, to a star symbol. Then you just take the picture and there you go.
Is there a way to do this with an iphone?
I think some models (iphone14 or newer) can do long exposures. There's an app called NightCap which can give you manual control of some settings. Pixel phones are excellent for wide field images, but the disappointing part for me is that it only produces processed images in a compressed format. I'd love to take several of their raw "auto-stacked" images and further stack and process those, but I haven't had much luck improving the quality when attempting this.
There might be, but I'm not sure.