#Phone Astrophotography
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Inside that circle you can see m51
Here is a cropped version
My fov roughly
This is also a single sub
Yes you can
But you would need to install an app
I forgot what its called but it allows you to take long exposure and saves is as raw png format
Ah its called deepskycamera
Also grab stellarium as well
They know that
It's not about whether you can do untracked ap or not?
It's about convenience and getting more light in single frame.
They asked "i wanna see how it does with astro"
And i showed them what they can achieve with a phone
Well technically this was more targeted to the one above but i did answer one of his question which was "i have the same question for the s23 and above users specifically with the telephoto lenses"
And i as it turnes out i have an s23 ultra
And i answered "i wouldn't recommend anything higher than 60mm with out a tracker"
Oh yeah.
Even you can do untracked with more than 60mm but it's not good as the sub will be under 3 seconds to have good stars
This is with my 3x and so is the one below
Yeah
This is crazy boi
samsang people have soo much potential with thier 10x lol
most of them dont even take it serioulsly to learn to have good focus or know about trialing
The bluest pic has a comet bit faint
Do you think I can attach any phone on just eq 3-2 mount and take pics
reprocessed my 7.5 min in b2
i am not sure about attaching mounts to phone as i dont have any mounts
I'm gonna try it's gonna be a bit cursed
Maybe needs tiny weights for counter weight
Ngl I do use one of the Samsung flagship I don't know how to like really focuz is properly or actually use it
its easy
Cuz I see people if they wanna focus on a star it has to go green
first, choose a bright star, then zoom in that star and start changing your focus until you get good result, it wont be perfect but way WAY better than avoiding it
then zoom out and start shooting
Ohh so you just gonna have to fiddle with settings
Normally on another phone I js use max focus and it works out really well
also make sure to have less exposure if having star trails, for me as i did orion constellation(didnt know how to focus, just infinity) i did only 10 seconds
i used to do that but we can improve a lot by having good focus than just infinity
Do you think I could like take many pictures with the focuser in the phone and try get best results and stick with it
Or do I have to zoom in any star
Using my telescope
dont know, didnt tried telescope phone ap
i dont have a telescope
Mw shots on phone is still really good
just phone and tripod and also bino but didnt get clear skies to do m31
If you try attaching phone t on telescope it's such a hassle but In the end you get good results
didnt tried mw but did orion constellation
let me send the result
I should try doingthat
Are you new?
yeah rosette is easy but i hope to get more integration time to get faint witchhead
Is it stacked?
duh lol
I need to try stacking
its 41min of integration not just one 1 frame
dudeeee
i was too, you will get used to it
But I need to get better
Hopefully
i was doing same
make sure to use your 10x man
I will 100%
its stupidly great for just an phone, if i had that i would tried soo many other dso ngl
I'll send pics if I ever get good weather
Ohh
800iso, if you have clear skies
Go for 1600 anytime
Alright I'll make sure 10 sec exposure
It's a stacked image
250 frames × 10 second= 41min
Dang
Make sure to get good focus and Better stability if using tripod
If not then, you will waste many frames and probably most of it
Also have a app that has intervalometer so you don't have to click everytime
I'll just attach my phone to eq tripod somehow
Yeah I think it's possible
Ask @iron bear
Lmao I cna use s pen 😂
Yeha hopefully I'll send pics
And get good weather
It's tiring
my goal is to capture the witch's head nebula when i shoot the widefield orion constilation
Mine too
But it would be very faint, we would much more integration than a dSLR setup
Like atleast 3-4 hours to get good view of it
I know you can do it ❤️🩹
so you think i could capture it with 2.5 hours in b4
Most probably if you get every setting perfect for capturing
Make sure to dither and also check focus every 10 min(dither too)
do you think i should set my iso to 12000 or smth
12000? It's not possible
1200, yes
i will dither every 2.5 minutes of data
y not?
12000? You are saying 12000
yes
Lol with phone?
this was taken at 12000
I don't think that possible and if it is not worth it probably lmao
Lucas you are crazy with that mw photo.
I know I can do that but no clear skies + there's not a good spot to get mw photo here
this was taken with 12000 iso too, my pphone can do up to 32000
Oh it's a different app 💀
I thought you did it with your normal phone expert photo dude 😂
f*ck no
Yeah 3rd party app can do wild things
that sucks
I don't know why I would do such high iso
ye astroshader is insanelly good
You have to experiment with it
Like higher iso will have more gradient issues
i think 10000 iso is good
I don't recommend it or I don't think it's necessary to have that high of iso
I can't believe 10000 be better with just phone and tripod (not any scope)
But you do you
I think it would be worse than ever
Like even in 3200 or 6400 iso, there's a lot of gradient issues and all things get washed easily
all my pics were taken at 10000+ iso
no
i start to have problemms at 15000+ iso
Lol okay, I didn't tried to can't say much
One day it will work out... I went 3 years without photographing the Milky Way because I could never get clear skies while I was in the countryside during Milky Way season. I only took photos on 3 days this year. All the ones I posted here in the group were taken during just 3 days of clear skies in B4. Unfortunately, I live in B9.
: (
You did a great job man
I really liked it ❤️🩹
It depends on your phone. On the Mi 9T, I used ISO 1600-3200. On the Mi 12, if I use ISO 800, it’s already too bright. More sensitive phones need much lower ISOs.
I used ISO 400 for mine.
Op nick try when you get clear sky with high iso and then check it
That would be the best way to figure it out
Bro is planning to use 16000 iso
im in the exact same situation as you, live in b9 and occasionally go to b4
more like 10000
Nick is your phone made in 1800?
10000 is absurdly high
The bro wants to lose all the dynamic range of the sensor
Like even in 6400 everything is whased out
I wouldn’t use more than 3200.
Ong
Even that is high for a phone
i mean apart from walking noise that isnt caused by high iso my mw pic taken with 12000 iso doesnt have any issues
Maybe be nick, in telescope those iso are great but for a wide field you have to try lower iso and higher iso and check both results
ok i will
Try 5 min with 1600 iso and 5 min with 10000 iso and stack both image and do autostrech and see what's the result
ok
This is the best way to figure out
Cause if you don't do lower iso you won't know the difference
yeah but i ddont have much time to play around to see what iso is best
only 1 night
abt 2-3 hours
If you don't try, i afraid your 1 night will go in vain
Please do 2 min atleast on both
Iso 400 X iso 800
See this
It´s a single sub
ok i might be able to stay in b4 for 2 nights so 1st night is a test and then the second i will do the wide field
Don't waste a whole night
São Paulo, B9. These I did in B4, but it's still very close to São Paulo. The sky is still somewhat bright despite being B4.
i will image other things with my scope too so i wont waste it
Do 5 min total sub on both and then after choosing one iso
Do as much as you can
Damn you are good lucasss 🫡
Ahhaa
Yes, definitely. But I need to go more than 500 km away. My state is the most populous in Brazil, so basically, there’s no sky better than B4 close
Ohh okay
But you have good setup right?
I'm improving little by little. Until now, I was using a generic EQ3, but now I bought an Exos 2. This will significantly improve my photos
1st night ii will try 400iso vs 800iso vs 1600iso vs 3600iso vs 10000iso
Niceee
5 minutes each
You have a scope now right ?
this is mine
I’ve always had one... But using it on the EQ3 was difficult. The place where I take photos is mountainous, so it’s very windy. The EQ3 couldn’t handle it.
I bought the DeepSkyCamera Pro. It seems good. I need to test it on the telescope
I need to finish assembling my OnStep. I'm waiting for the motors to arrive
I'm building a DIY. The motors I was going to use had already arrived, but I bought 400-step motors and AliExpress sent me 200-step instead. So, I returned them
It's great to have knowledge in DIY stuff
Yes, definitely. The one I'm making will have an embedded electronic focuser. It's much better than the OnStep sold on AliExpress, and I'll spend less
Also I am lacking knowledge on mount under 500
Like why not star adventure 2i and why not eqm (I don't know much about eqm mounts
Can you explain some stuff?
What about th
It all depends on what you want to take in the setup. If you plan to use it only with a smartphone, a Star Adventure mount would be enough. But if you intend to put a telescope on top, it's good to think about a better mount
it´s a good mount to start. It is slightly smaller than the EXOS2, but it still guides well with smaller OTAs
You would just need to motorize it with OnStep.
Do it's not going to track?
This one from the ad, no. It comes without tracking. It needs OnStep, just like my exosII.
For sure
Anyway why is your whole set-ups so cursed looking
Literally - 💀
Because they are.
It's a Frankenstein. The telescope is one of those generic Chinese 114mm
Send some of your fav shots on that rig?
Why is it so grey? Is the white balance blue?
its not grey
this is grey
It looks like black to me, is it due to your style of processing or maybe higher iso
.
Jpg image stack
Did you shoot M1 lucas?
People always underestimate what's possible with phone without tracking
Alr ty
What you achieve with phone is still wizardary for me
These are tracked right?
Yes
Not yet, but I intend to
Yep!
Okay
Angeleyes. But it´s the same
It's not very good, but it do the job
how good compared to imx462?
my tracker dosent work, my phone adapter is homemade and it constantly falls off
and this is what i managed to get
plus i havent done this since summer
another jupiter captured tonight
kinda cloudy today, and i got it when jupiter was low
probably didnt went too wel
How do you guys take photos of planets with iPhones, I’m pretty new and idk how to do it
there are plently of tutorials on youtube
You wanna take video of it, set your iso too low, but dont lose it details, exposure maybe double your fram rate will be enough, jupiter is bright, so its kinda easy too capture it
Do you do this on the iphone camera app or a seperate space camera app?
I dont use iphone apperantly, i use the default camera
No need 3rd party app camera
I cant lower my contrast enough to the point where detail is visible on jupiter
and its too bright
How long does my video need to be btw?
not important as long as its there
can be 10 sec or 10 min
i usually do 30 sec
And what do i do with the video i took?
put in pipp
a software that puts jupiter in the middleof the video at all times
so then autostakkert4 stacks the frames
and then do editing
Does this help non-tracking?
i mean i use a nontracking dob mount so yeah
Ah ok
I dont use tracker also
I've never used any software before but ill try my best
I'll just search tutorials up online
yep
yes good luck
My mars kinda sucked, way too small, i gotta use 4mm lens rn
Lmao ngl yeah
no detail AT ALL
Maybe ill get venus when it sunset
Lmfaooo TRUEEE
venus should work
Yess, it bright as hell
Idk with saturn, ill might get it also
Yeah, i see most of the picture was pale white thingy
yeah
28K MESSAGES WHAAAT
But ill get it later if the is sky clear
you havent already?
I did, but captured like 8 months ago
Wanna see the current saturn...
Curious haha
yeah
tryna change it next year
my screen has problems
and fixing it costs like a new a52
so yeah not worth it
Man repairing these days just like scam...
frr
My phone had a problem also, only the screw wasnt plugged properly, when i went to the service center, charges me like around 30 dollars
For only screw
Lmfao
dam
If i know the problem, i would fix it by myself, but yeah, experience
But anyway, still gotta maximize our setup, even its kinda low set up or mid
you got a phone adapter?
Yes
Yessir
I took a similar cloud picture in Anglesey, I don't have it rn
It is
But only newer devices can do such analog amounts
Even so it's borderline useless
Read Camera2API report and get max gain reading
Often it's 400-800ish
Some rare ones go 3200-6400ish
But most are 400-800
My Pixel 8 Pro is 667
I know new vivo and oppo devices allow crazy ranges
I know OnePlus 13 ultra wide lens goes to ISO 16,000
Camera2API report as proof
Search maxAnalogSensitivity value
Here's my OnePlus 8 Pro's main lens too
Essentially it boils down to his device
Of course, some do allow mix of analog and digital
But it's a bad idea since you are digitally boosting it, like doing +3EV on Lightroom exposure slider as example; baked in tho
So if you blew up a highlight via artificial digital gain, it's fvcked and no longer recoverable
The artificial induced noise is counterproductive to stacking too as it's causing unnecessary interference
It's only possible with 3rd party apps
No, stock too
Hell, stock goes crazy high too digitally
But to know analog value just check API report
i got venus and saturn recently
saturn's ring almost invisible right now...
and venus being half phase kinda like onion ngl
lmao
yoo these images look great
todays jupiter
thank you
show me
the area between andromeda and cassiopeia
i think it might be because the sharp focus means light from a star only hits 1 subpixel
It was a bit cloudy and hazy (thus bad seeing), but man, I was so happy to see stars after 5 weeks of clouds.
what iphone you got?
iPhone 14 in bortle 3 😍 (vacation with wife and kids, so can’t take my whole setup).
so real, prolonged periods of not being able to see the stars or even the sun really does things to me
yes
you can see by the stars that you photographed with an iphone
oh really nice
enjoy your holiday!
Thank you ☺️
stacked image 13 mins 30 secs
4 minute exposure with my pixel 6
nope
the chromatic aberration is so bad
its become rgb
zoom in on the image xD
Oh my goodness😭
you photographed the raindrop nebula, the way its refracting light like a rainbow
wait so what actually was it?
just a random star or was it actually a specific target
random star :D
crazy chromatic aberration
Probably hot pixel
Or you set ur white balance too yellow
So it creates red and purple, blueish
I like the last one a lot pretty sharp
prob due to light pollution
Might be yeah.
But tweaking small things in post processing can change Many things
yee
He was also doing higher iso, like more than 10000, so I guess to lower the whiteness( I don't know the real term but increasing iso create washed image) so to counter than, he might have done that
prob
It looks like gif too me 💀😂
It's too good to be true dude
Just wanted to share my astrophotography journey, at february 2024, i took my first pic of milky way image
I even dont know what even is that lmao, until i did a research, its milky wah
Way
But as along with it, i start to like photographing stars
This my recent pic of milky way
It´s a generic 114/900 + a Eq with onstep. I will start using it with the Exos 2 from now on, but all of these I did with the EQ3
I gotta tell, this hobby is worth it
Xiaomi Mi12
@iron bear getting a HELL of craving to shoot heart nebula with just phone, is it worth the time? i will crop cause i dont want to focus on mw but just heart nebula. I am okay to put time and work but if it is not worth it, i will drop the idea. also pleaase suggest some good and challenging(but worth it) dso for phone and tripod(not a star tracker).
Show
It'll look very similar like his one if it was stacked
I don't think the camera was align to the eyepiece perfectly
to whose?
he is in south hemisphere
Oh what
and thats def not it
Its looks so similar tho
Damn what did he capture then
Helix?
I’m not sure about the Heart Nebula, since I’m in the Southern Hemisphere and don’t have a view of it. But it should be possible to capture it with a phone, though probably not with a fixed tripod.
As for other objects, I would focus on planetary nebulae. They are quite bright, making them much easier to photograph with a fixed tripod; like M27, the Ring Nebula, M46, etc.
m46
I can photograph it, but only in the winter. It still rises to about 30 degrees from horizon here
Is planetary nebula possible with just phone?
I thought it was the hardest
Oh, without a telescope?
I thought you were going to photograph it with the telescope
Now that I’ve read it properly 
One from last year that I took of the northern Milky Way. The phone does capture most nebulae in widefield, and this photo has only 30 frames, not hours of exposure
Planetary with a phone is possible if you're using a telescope. But with just the phone, the best you'd get is Jupiter's moons
Its possible trust
Bortle 4
enhanced photo
Caught the aurora today
I think you also caught the lmc and the smc (Milkyway satellite galaxies)
i know i did
They're out of view from me sadly
Woah magellanic clouds spotted
Are those Magellanic clouds?
Orion, taken with realme 9
Good what's the integration time and bortle scale?
Cause there's soon much noise
Maybe less integration time
I used 10 seconds of exposure and took 11 frames, Bortle 3
Ohh you need more integration time
Yeah I know
10 second is perfect for 1x zoom and bortle scale 3 will help you a lot
Still you got flame nebula 🫡
Yeah, I took this one last year but forgot to take darks lol
how you take darks?
Cover the phone camera, take the same exposure and iso image and that's it
I usually take 5, although for example this one I only took 3 darks
And 15 frames each 10 seconds
wow such nice results
Thanksss
also no moving pixels
ykwim
forgot the dam name
nvm the compression is too big
and you dont need to do flats ?
Not for phone astrophotography, I just take lights and darks and that's really it
ok thanks
you wont belive how cursed my setup was last night
as the tripod is killing be
doesnt want to stay still
ill show later if you want
Would be delighted
Is that normal how darks should looks like with phone?
fixed the tripod😅
idk but i want to find out too
First time viewing jupiter at higher than 80x magnification
A single handheld phone pic with my new 7mm eyepiece
Bit blurry at over 200x, but still amazing
If you have a phone adapter, use it to make videos then process the data. Trust me, you'll get a much better and clear picture than that. But even then, that single exposure is already crazy enough for that type of detail
I unfortunately don't, want to get one though
i agree
Even the cheap plastic ones may surprise you
just try and make a video for min 10 second and youll see how much of an improvement will be
@potent shore can you help me?
With?
idk if my darks are supposed to look like this
Let me see
they are kinda blue
i js coveret the phone cam with my finger yk
same settings
and lots of pixels bc its raw
Ah maybe that's why, could be an uneven surface and some light maybe popped in. Or, that's just how it is
based off limited knowledge of course
Theoretically yes
In the case of raw however
it sometimes does have colors, which is normal for me at least
but majority of it should be black
and the image turns out fine ?
Yes
and how am i supposed to do that
wow what phone?
really nice results
.
Ye
Oh yes, just cover it up with something black, or a cover lid, making sure no light slips in
other than that
should be fine
hmm
The whole point is that the camera is completely covered
do you have an example by any chance?
maybe i could use my telescope cover
or an eyepiece cover
Let me see
but idk how
Bad example, some light came in. But if I can send the raw I do get some blue as well
So generally, make sure the cap does cover the camera really well
ok ill tty
thanks
No problem
Kinda sad that my raw pic didn't look like this
ok that worked so much better
i mean i can still see pixels
but its normal i guess
no blue
black and pixels
thanks @potent shore
mueheheh >:3
?
finished
did 20 frames orion 20 frames flame and 30 whole constelation of orion
@wind spoke had a venus pic and deleted and now setting me up😐
oh
i think ill start stavking
I don't got much trouble with focusing, interesting...
your photo is not perfectly focused
I think it was because of stacking, the single exposures looked on point though
thats the issue
not all frames will be good
so we have to be very careful with bino ap
though theres no star trialing, which is very good : )
I don't know though I think the bigger stars give it a better look
in my opinion at least
its bc wasn't done with phone xD
Worse nightmare of all astrophotographers
Hmmm
No, it should look like this, full of rainbow pixels
Ct you here aswell?
Orion from bortle 9
why is orion most photographed in this small corner of the internet
bc bright
and we are lucky that one of the brightest dsos we have also looks really nice
Dayuumnn
Horsehead
Got 18 minutes on orion nebula
will likely be my last 10x lens photo on the s22 ultra before i change phones
Honestly we're pretty incredibly lucky when it comes to a lot of things astronomy
Our solar system is super diverse, containing likely most if not all of the major planet types (rocky, habitable, gas giants, ice giants), two of which are really cool looking and pretty easily visible/photographable through a quality telescope, our planet's atmosphere is just thick enough to nurture clouds and allow a proper water cycle, but not so thick that it inhibits us from properly seeing into space.
We live in an incredibly rare type of solar system that allows for total solar eclipses to occur, in which the moon perfectly blocks the light of the sun in 100% totality. If the moon were any further or closer, or bigger or smaller, it wouldn't work. If the Earth and moon orbited any further or closer to the sun (ignoring the other problems that would cause), it wouldn't work. That and the fact that Earth ended up being a habitable planet with intelligent life to actually observe this insanely rare cosmic event at all, we are genuinely ridiculous incredibly lucky.
Our galaxy exists pretty close to another one that's far larger than ours, that also happens to have two distinct satellite galaxies just like our Milky Way. The Orion molecular cloud complex is positioned to us in such a way that we can easily observe the star formation inside the Orion Nebula, the horsehead appears its most unique, and Barnard's Loop doesn't obscure the rest of the nebulosity. We live in a solar system so abundant with micro meteors that we have yearly predictable meteor showers, almost all of which have unique features and locations in the night sky. We get atleast a few comets every century, we live in a densely nebulous spiral galaxy with vibrant activity and great variety in stars, we're quite literally surrounded by very important deep sky objects that all have supremely bolstered our understanding of space and astronomy, almost all of which are accessible by anyone with a good telescope.
(sorry for the huge text wall LOL)
go to bed and stop typing 🙏🙏🙏
it is 6:50 PM :3
Lmao
I slept until 4:00 PM today, I think I have enough sleep for the day
(I genuinely have a problem)
another banger skyscraper of text from Sha77ered
2 second binoculars image
you know it
yes it is
My subs were underexposed and the stack was just impossible to work with
What a waste of time
Also light pollution where i live is noticeably worse than last
I can see about 10% less stars i would say
Other than the solar system part, i don't think what we have is too rare
Example: imagine if we were in triangulum
though i say this because i don't think it's common for systems to have as interesting of a nearby nebula as orion
In our galaxy, we got pretty lucky but it's not like we got the lottery
cool
today is stack day
yesterday i stayed up to 2 am to learn siril
and another 30 min to transform it into png😭
Aperture diameter makes a huge difference when it comes to total exposure time needed
imagine being in the center of a cluster
like one of the extremely tight together ones
you don't get night anymore
you get bright day and dimmer day
Moon+Venus
would be kinda cool tho
voon menus
Video through binoculars: https://youtube.com/shorts/gYmYlJOtQ2c
I screen recorded because you can't record with shutterspeed higher than 1/30
moon and venus
Orion's belt, 4 minutes exposure, taken with realme 9 (as always)
Omg discord ruined quality sooo much
Here is full quality https://drive.google.com/file/d/14FLSQTLwKU5X8Bzuf5IqYDzHX8yrFSPY/view?usp=drivesdk
bortle?
Bortle 3 I believe
wow beautiful
also i finished stacking and processing
orion contellation
but cant process the orion nebula
anyways lemme show results
bortle 7
Moon will go infront of Saturn tomorrow
Got this pic of Jupiter with a iphone and a 70/700 telescope
Orion and running man
iPhone15: 3s x600, ISO 8000 in AstroShader
Shot using an svbony 50mm guide scope and AZ-Gti and 50mm plossl (only rig I could fit into a rucksack 🫣)
What mouth?
Aha az-gti
My bad
very nice!
Your is much better what telescope you use
This is mine
I hate using my phone as a camera its trash i need to buy a proper camera
There are my best pics with telescope
dobson heritage 150mm
i wish i would too but its not worth it with the telescope i have
i will buy the 15 pro which has astroshader
really cool jupiter
(me casualy texting you while working on a saturn in siril lol)
ty
that one is a bit edited let me show you original
got 10 mins untill saturns appears again
wow great job at editing it
i have bad atmosphere but clear
so yeah
idk why but its fog outside and athmosfere is tooooooo wobbly i never experienced more wobble
i had foggy on nye
(btw its snow outside so im doing this from my room hahaha
such bad ex0erience
lmao where are u from
Serbia small country in Balkans
oki byeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
It was cloudy today so I didn't see anything, here is an occultation 2 month ago: https://youtube.com/shorts/ajawJN84b4o
Celestron powerseeker 60az 20mm eyepiece, 5x telephoto phone camera, 175x magnification
Saturn went behind the moon
Hey I have this scope
This looks unfocused
reching focus was hard
Yeah it be like rhat
Oh wait is this the 76/900
Ye
r u sure its not just ur setup
i mean as i said
it was hard to reacj focus
everyone doing phone ap knows it is when you go high mag
and also atmosphere
made it harder to see if i am focused or not
wym
everything looks fuzzy at high magnification
because of the limits of the telescope
its not your phone
yes
major funds issue
frfr
also the bigger the mirror the more detail but the more zoomed in it is
ik
its not worth getting a camera for me
dob herutage 150mm
send me a picture of it on your table
i want to see how big it is
it says its table top
table that i putted thw telescope on?
yes it is
ooh
i cant rn since is 12 pm
but the table its 1m on 2m
stable
ive checked and it looks mini xD
yea theres no point getting a camera
my internet died for a second i think
yep
it did
take a picture of Andromeda
did
show
i dont have tracking yet so my exposure time is 350ms xD
yeah...
i cant fit Andromeda in a full frame
what cam?
585mc
nice
ok
looks like its sattelite galaxy, bc no dust details
no startrails at least
yeah if you turn your screen brightness at max
i cant do high exposures bc those star trails would be more than trippled at 3 seconds xD
w
it is
its so much better than phone ap
i have the same scope as astrodomi
and no it absolutely is the atmosphere
which currently im not
exact same equipment, only difference was atmosphere
😿
nice
im sry, with highschool time is limited
same
then if ill buy a new phone budget will be limited
every single clear night im busy
😭
and then when i have the time to do astro
thick cloud layer
so real
or transparency that makes it useless to even try
only season i do astro every clear night is summer
hot outside
ppl dont heat their homes with wood = no bad atmosphere and no bad smell
i love it, also only season that i can go to b3
unless you have a setup that you trust to image while you sleep
i see why you like it now
ive never been to below b5 i think 🔥
i mean from 23 to 5 am you got 6h
damn
yeah but i dont wanna be out at 5 am doing astro
idk why since i stay up that late anyway
yeah its becoming like a tradition between me and my dad
for him to drive me to b3 every july
was EXTREMELY windy when I went to my dark sky spot so I couldn't get any images other than this
tiny bit of rosette in the middle
yeah wind too
lovely
8 min exposure
what camera
a bit out of focus but very good
rewlly
I couldn't dial it in at all
i just set it to infinite in keepskycamera
below freezing with gusts of 35+
my camera died from full battery before I could even start imaging
some flame nebula there too and a very dim horsehead reigon line
oh I can show you flame from my phone
always wanted to capture flame
now that i learned how to stack dso
i may not buy the s23 ultra
thinking abt just buying a guidecam instead
and staying with my s20+
hmm
the camera difference is more than noticable
i mean if you rly need a new phone not only for astr9
like I cant use my S21+ when I have my S22U
i dont really need it
its just if i get the s23 ultra
i wont upgrade for a few years
i dont like not having a telephoto
since i do zoom a lot
and i want better cameras
zoom= worse quality😭
exactly why i want to upgrade
the s20+ doesnt have a real telephoto
its "telephoto" is a 28mm 64mp
thats why I love my ultra
maybe upgrade
apparently the s22 ultra has heat issues or smth
i rly wanted to get the s23 ultra
I get to do actual deepsky with it even if it is nothing compared to a DSLR
but now i switvhed to 15 pro
i would get the 22 if it wasnt for that
ill never get an iphone, not until apple starts pricing their stuff properly
the Ultra's heat issues only present themselves after a long time of shooting in a humid environment
lmao
at least in my experience
i mean for other stuf too
Iphone atp is only good for people already within it's bubble
i dont play games on my phone that much but i still do enough that i care abt it
Lucky me
😔
my phone does surprisingly good with actual photography
too bad the SIM slot doesn't work rn 💀
thats what i care about most
thats why I strictly use it for astro
- regular photography
- astro
- processor
- everything else
what i care abt in a phone
2 is gonna be gone in a few months tho
once i buy a roki
I just like an everything phone
google pixel is prob best option then
what am i looking at

im getting a guide scope for it
better than ur dob
😭
never
ok this lowk good
ok
my telescope cost me a whole £8
and the camera costs like my telescope and my phone combined
also im joking btw
whaaaa
i have a 6" newt
ik lmao
realised it
should have realised from the star spikes that it was some sort of newt xD
this is the quality of the £8 lens
startrail

thats made of plastic
THIS IS A PICTURE OF A STAR 💀
imx585 and 150mm newt
where?
that blue and red star is 2 stars
not star trail
i think the slight oblong shape is from incorrect colimation

