#Phone Astrophotography
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More accurate white balance
What scope do you use? And phone
Celestron powerseeker 60az, Samsung galaxy s23 ultra
Quite impressive for 60 az
If it had no chromatic aberration then it'll look real good
One of my attempts at the Swan Nebula in 2021
Oh nice, acquisition details?
like what telescope, phone, integration time, bortle, etc?
Celestron C5+, forgot what eyepiece, Svbony UHC filter, 20s, Bortle 7 (moonless)
Oh wow, that's only 20 seconds??
that's pretty incredible tbh, i figure the swan nebula is relatively bright?
Yeah, I'd say if I had to rank the nebulae in the northern hemisphere, the Swan is the third brightest
Orion Nebula being #1 and the Lagoon being #2
I can't wait to pull out the SV240 on the summer nebulae
Lagoon Nebula with the same setup
And there's the Eagle
I cannot see the Eagle nebula in my B7 skies without a filter
Galaxy season is finally here with some disappointing results in the first night
Try m51
I got this with 5 minutes
nah not really
i took that late
galaxies were leaving, it was around same height it is rn
Well the lower stars of the ursa major constellation were low, and right in front there is a big shop with annoying parking lights
So untill the constellation will rise ill try photographing something else
Also i got a question for you
What phone are you using?
s20+
Oh ok
I also attempted to take a photo of Venus, but it's surprisingly hard to
At least with my phone and telescope
Damn b7??
Made a composite of the moon and venus
Damn, what telescope?
that's nuts for only five minutes
heritage 150p
oh damn, I didn't think a small truss tube like that could even hold the weight of a phone
no it can hold stuff completely fine
it's not the trusses it's the focuse
focuser
it cannot hold the weight of a phone, focusing is extremely hard because i have to get focus while the phone is on the bottom side of the focuser
if it's on the top the weight of the phone spins it
Ah ok
I managed this with my Starblast dob, and i thought this was pretty alright for 6.5 minutes...
the usual equipment and processing
It is my first ever shot of M51, to be fair
I'd like to get a better image, but I'd also like to try getting the Leo Triplet and/or M81 & M82
this was on a really good night though
im bortle 7-8 but that night it was like b6
a lot of people had their lights off iy
ig
Oh nice
There should be a "lights out" day (or multiple) every month, where everyone around the world turns their lights off at a specific time, so the night sky can be seen and appreciated in its full splendor
there would also be the people who would spend like thousands on the brightest lights they can and turn them on when its lights out day
when you try to have something nice someone will try and ruin it and when its something like the sky that you don't own you can't stop them
Yeah, true
I just don't know who would actually go out of their way to ruin such a specific niche thing
It'd be pointless
and that is how some people are
Also happens to me! it was heavy cloudy at the other side of the City and the light pollution went down. I could Easily see the Milky Way Galaxy with my eyes in B6
mine just arrived, now you got my hopes up with that photo 😩
If you have any tips im all ears, didnt even try it yet and im hoping to get some pics but im super newbie
it'll take some time
that picture was extremely painful to get
i don't use the heritage bc it's good i use it bc it's the only longer focal length scope i have
ye i hear the focuser was ass
i got a phone adapter aswell with the scope, ill check how it goes soon
did you take pics with the default phone app?
deepskycamera
don't use the default camera app
I've seen some people here liking openlivestacker but i don't think it works on my phone
I can't set the exposure time higher than like 150ms on it
Cloudy today
This is possibly the most detailed moon photo I have taken with a phone
Tip for next time, lower your exposure a bit
You should always slightly underexpose when doing planetary since some bright features may be clipped
Like rn you have a really bright crater that is clipped pure white
Yeah idk why its so exposed, I have the ISO to 100, the lowest I could get it to go
Lower your exposure time a bit
you don't have a pro video mode?
I do, but my phone isn't new enough or something
my phone is 5 generations old and has it
This is what it looks like for me
s20
I have an A13
ah that explains it
yeah samsung is pretty silly with the budget phones and doesn't give simple features they easily could've given, like this
Normally it's not that bright, so I'm not sure what the issue was
try to find an external app that allows you to have proper pro mode
This is with the same settings
Only the main camera app
I have some free apps and I can do anything
Best of all AstroShader no android have it only IOS
that's not an iphone
Ring Nebula and Jupiter
Nice
Celestron Nexstar 8SE (On equatorial wedge)
2x Barlow for Jupiter
iPhone 14 Pro with the camera app AstroShader
How did you film jupiter, im having a hard time focusing and everything else
Do you have a phone adaptor?
Yes
Do you android/samsung users use the default camera app or are better options available?
Depends, my phone has a higher resolution using the default app
I bought ProShot but i've not had much luck with it
though i've only tried using it a handful of times i probably just didn't get some settings right
ProShot looks to have a good set of options, wil do some more research on it, thanks 👍
the in app previews are low res so its hard to tell if you took a good image and its slightly inconvenient to have to keep flipping between gallery and back
but that's probably a limitation of all third party camera apps
yea , they nice
🥛
Leo trip galaxy’s only 10min exposure with my 114/500 telescope and IPhone 13.
nice but whys hamburger so dim
when i imaged them it was not that dim compared to the other 2
Idk I even do ISO 32000 with 1sek exposure
I probably do something always wrong and it make everything worse
Someone ate part of it
Default for planetary and deepskycamera for dso
We got better android options 😁 It can be a jungle but we got far superior capabilities for third party apps. Example, MotionCam - which in next versions will get in app luminance normalization, so if you shoot a day to night raw timelapse for example it will smooth the exposure changes on its own before you have to edit it
https://youtu.be/9zxqaCJuob8?si=_EFSCJgxlugKSk_e
"Day-to-night exposure normalization for timelapses, creating smooth transitions from daylight to nighttime scenes. This process ensures consistent exposure across all frames, eliminating abrupt changes and delivering a visually seamless timelapse. Perfect for capturing the natural progression of light and time in a cinematic way."
There's a plethora for photos, videos and raw images
@bronze jackal proshot is good but more meant for general photography
You are best off with other apps for astro, Deep Sky Camera is the workhorse of choice for many
I use openlivestacker personally
So far it's been giving me better results than taking the frames and stacking them on dss/siril
There was also a small difference in processing of course, but the first one is from openlivestacker and the second from dss, both processed by me in siril
I only use the default camera for planetary, I actually just screen record the live view, I can't take raw video so there's not much use to trying to get an actual video anyway
Yes you can
If your device can shoot raw images
Then raw video is possible as well
Guys I bought a 40mm eyepiece from aliexpress I'll let yk if it's a scam or not someone told me to buy it few months ago fogort who
Edited to make it look like SDO image
pink sun pink sun
Yeah my solar filter blocks a little more green light than red and blue light
is the sun strawberry flavour now
Wait really?
Yeah man 🙂
It's available on Camera2API, raw stream
Only MotionCam has implemented raw video but nothing is stopping others
Betelgeuse, my favorite Red-SuperGiant star.
Don't go supernova just yet.
Jupiter last night, (not my best image).
No way thats only abailable on android
Yes, MotionCam specially is android exclusive

There's something for raw video on iOS but... It's far inferior
Less mature
sr RAW requires a USB-C iPhone that supports at a minimum USB 3.2 Gen 2 speeds (ie iPhone 15 Pro and 15 Pro Max).
sr RAW is available in two Editions: Everyday Edition and Plus Edition. Everyday Edition is free and allows recordings to be shot in 480p whereas Plus Edition subscriptions unlock 72…
Subscription only and limited device support
Also resolution caps
So the default would be better
Hard to say, never tried it
But i cant focus or choose iso and things to capture the planets
I honestly have little data on it
Oh ok
Yesterday
i have figured out why the colour of the moon in images is different
That is amazing
Thank you!
Do you guys happen to use this app?
It’s way better than just the default camera app trust
AstroSahder is the best 10/10
The creator is among us in the server
Oh who?
-# a... among us?
their name here is astrshdr, I won't ping em but that's their server name
Astrshdr you the 🐐
Ios?
yea its on ios
m86, m84 and some nearby galaxies on my pixel 8pro
Nice
we yoink that sploink
These are not my best images by far, but was just messing around with my phone and the svbony 48p and just having fun. I know it can do lunar, but seeing Venus was a spectacle in itself!
This might be the most I've seen the abberation from the 48p, but not disappointed.
Requis fingleberry strikes again
did you get early access to the lunar eclipse
😂
he preordered the moon
Is it smoke?
Like I've seen wildfires cause the sky to be a bit red, but don't know if that's the case here?
Pretty cool app, i tested it out and the results were better than DSC. The shutter lag is waay less.
It's shutter lag free
It captures raw stream completely so can be captured with a gap or no gap if you prefer
The disadvantage is DSC uses a bypass method for long exposures which Motioncam doesn't
So DSC can override limiters on some devices via a secret sauce exploit
Still, of your device works with MC, it's far superior
It happened last time when some wild fire happened in Canada
I captured it with my old telescope it looked like this
Mid pics
Guess my phone is better than a telescope lol
It was a de collimated 80/800 reflector 😭
Still crazy pic tho that's looking niceee
Venus and Mercury though my telescope🔭 114/500 6mm eyepiece and 2x Barlow =166x magnification
mon
I still need to post my lunar liberation timelapse here
also separate pics
Beware the first few gifs are fast
With just phone?
yep
s20 ultra
My new IPhone 20 Pro max is so good, it have a 226 mega pixels camera
Ok the mega pixels are to Creazy it destroys the Jpg data because of the size
Yeah, SNR matters more
What is it actually?
226mp damn
Thats the photo of lateksy comet that i took in 2024 summer
I know its garbage but here is my first photo ever on a scope (heritage 150, iPhone 13) 
lol thats how i felt exactly when ii upgraded from phone to ares c pro
guys i have voices in my head telling me to do one last phone astro pic.... idk if i should do it, it feels like i have some unfinished buisness to do, like my phone and dob astro journey isnt over, what should i do?
mon
can you show me some of your pics? also got a 6' dob and im just beggining the hobby
try a MW widefield pic with ur phone if u havent yet
it's worth it, just 30 min of exposure with moon in bortle 4
No vignette, No artifacts, no eyepiece problems
30min with my phone in bortle 2
i have
That was with a phone? Insane
yeah
Lucas 2.0
hell no, he is 100 times better
Tracked?
no
yes
Idk why it doesn’t work properly, the realignment
i told u before, u have to be extremely precise
Yea
Is my new pfp too dark?
i took this picture
Nah it really blends in with discord dark mode for me
Looks sick
every naked eye planet except Saturn in the space of 5 minutes
Venus and Mercury
jupiter + aldebaran
mars and the heads of gemini
Moon shot this is the best my phone can do 🥲
Precise+ continuous work at that fl
Telescope vs just phone
> buys Ritchey–Chrétien for imaging
> uses smartphone camera
I shot that freehand with night mode
quick edit with my mineral moon
exposure time and how many did u stack? that's insane with a phone my brain doesn't understand
1hour exposure time, abt 3600 1 sec exposures
omggggg insane man insane!! Did u use Siril to stack?
i used siril and also most frames were livstacked in the app i used to capture the subs called astroshader, it was stacking 2min stacks of 1 sec exposures
Ive tried astroshader a couple times and clearly i just wasnt using it right because i never had any decent outcome. Also i thought AS only went to 1000 exposures at once did u set it off multiple times?
i really wanna see someone do phone ap with a super expensive setup
like a cdk or smth
If it’s in God’s will..
Going to the obs on Saturday so probs can
Hoping I get to see clear skies
Testing out the new MC highlight reconstruction
Should allow me to clip the moon a bit while ETTR ing and catch it after it breaks from shadow
I'm hyped
Dying for a lunar eclipse timelapse
same lmao
Looks to be clearing up here
Some people use astroshader but I prefer deepskycamera because you can import them onto your computer and stack them in dss or siril or whatever.
You can't stack in deepskycamera tho
For me AstroShader is the way to go
I got results like this
Yes
For android you can stack with eagle image stacker
Or photomate R3 for a free option, less specialized tho
Guys totally real lunar eclipse I promise
That’s actually a uhc filter in my hand I swear

pay to win my beloved
These are the best total ones I took
Final Photo (sides cut out cause it looked weirdly ovular)
Nice, I like the colors, you can see the blue really well
Wait what blue
Colorblind 👽
are you colourblind
No, the blue towards the edge of the eclipsed part
oh ok
That part
From the outer edge of Earth's atmosphere
i think thats just lenseing
the thing where you see yellow and blue when looking into a lense
Sky gods have had mercy on me
Needs some processing but caught it on 115mm and 230mm, woot!!
Nope, it's due to the ozone layer!
Will finish it tomorrow as I only used 1/3 of integration data to stack
Very satisfied tho
Unassisted, 115mm Pixel 8 Pro with MotionCam
You can with AstroShader too.
Just save all the subs as RAW, TIFF or whatever then stack them on your laptop
Oh awesome. There is that too. 
Don't think so, looks like the white balance was shifted towards blue due to all the red
Going to use this image to calculate pi
Ah
i got 3.1384817999210645377622759083193
I thought it was called chromatic abberation
its the white balance
what phone is that? crazy dynamic range
god damn
99.9% accuracy, much higher than i was expecting
Max eclipse
the dynamic range was absurd i was doing 1/1600 second for the early bit of the eclipse (no red) then i gradually went up to 6 seconds
I think i captured m51 in such horrible conditions
yeah
the moon is elliptical confirmed
How much would that actually affect the result as I used a 45° line? Here is the video showing the full thing: https://youtu.be/C41DJA-p-yc
Get an adaptor
I do i just aligned it bad
Image of sun i took yesterday with just my phone and no solar filter, sunspots are visible
tell the sun to get some pimple cream
#🎨-user-art people will appreciate this in that channel
No access?
click on channels and roles at the top and tick the box next to user-art
Second one
Second this
Wow, what bortle?
3
No wonder
wat dat
Double cluster I think
yeah Double Cluster
this thing?
Yup
cool :3
That but rotated 90° clockwise
Hi
Hi guys I have a question
Which is more important in planetary astrophotography with your mobile
Resolution or fps
I'm having some issues with my laptop storage so which one should I be using?
UHD 60 fps
UHD 30
FHD 60
FHD 30
My issues occur when using UHD 60 fps
So which one is a better substitute for that?
My phone is S20fe
My computer isn't even powerful enough to process 30 frames, let alone 200+ 🙏🙏💔
I can help you out
Upload to gdrive and ill see what i can do
Fps is important if you can get some surface details. If you just get bands, then choose higher resolution
If Ewan isn't available, I can offer a hand. Just need a drive with the images
Thanks, the images are still loading so it might take a while 😅
Are you sending them here?
Or uploading to drive?
Uploading to drive
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1--QjCrle2QikY6vrXw6EtfGPnK-EHAO- here @fading bobcat and @formal notch
resolution if it looks better with uhd than fhd
if they have the same amount of detail then fhd
Hey thanks I'll do it when I have the time tonight! Would you like just the final stacked or would you want it processed?
Would love to see It processed but stacked would be just as fine thanks!
I'll see if I can do both and provide both!
Thank you so much
Just a little warning that I'm not the best with processing though, you may get better results trying it out yourself also.
Well as long as you process it I'll be happy
Honestly this is tough because I've done both 8k 24fps and UHD 60 fps and I think my 8k 24fps turned out better
I used the s20fe before switching to the note 20 and I would like to say resolution does have a large factor? I wouldn't think you'd want 60fps of something that looks terrible because poor resolution
But I'm not entirely sure on that. Honestly if anyone else could help provide an accurate awnser I'd appreciate it
Did I over-edit this
@plush palm Give me permissions in the drive so i can upload the tif?
actually dms
Didn’t know that m78 is so dark
Is this only one exposure?
Are you doing planetary?
If so, I got a fun solution lol
1280x720 sensor crop raw video 😁
It's crop so pulls only the sensor area needed instead of binning it and lower resolution
Saves data
AND gives raw data
I'm sure it can hit 30fps
The central area would be pure maximum quality but you discard the pixels on dead areas outside FoV
Honestly not really. My svbony 48p is not a planetary scope. I've only done the moon and Venus with it. I was just trying to give my knowledge from my older 130mm newtonian I used to use
Yeah i was gonna say that but how will do it? One way is to use openlivestacker and it produces fabulous results
But i wamt to process the data mayself, idk if the rejection methord that it uses has any impact
I am using it
Aaah i see
I was using an older version mb
Its crop not binning
So you get the 12mp capture let's say
It crop to 1280x720 or whatever area you want
Press ADD
So you can capture full resolution without all the waste excess data for outside area of interest
Yeah
pretty good data, even tho lens distortion killed it, orion was beautiful,you got barnards loop, flame, orion's dimmer parts and even horsehead
Sigma clipping one-(90 stacked)
Mean one-(96 stacked)
with iphone 13 and skywatcher 200p telescope
Is the umbra really that dark that you can see stars? How long exposure time?
yup stars were easily visible, this is 2-3s with the normal camera app on iphone
Nothing crazy, I was bored and took 8 lights, M45
You can check "save all frames" in OpenLiveStacker and it would save all the intermediate frames as tiff and you can take them to whatever program you want. Just make sure that if you take darks/flat check "save all frames" since OpenLiveStacker saves the result calibration frames as float32 tiff that is usually not readable by other astronomy programs.
Do you have an original OLS stack? Because it is interesting how it compared to post processed one.
Question to OpenLiveStacker users...
- Do you use it with tracking mount?
- Do you succeed plate-solving?
- Are you aware of the fact that OpenLiveStacker now can control the mount over wifi via indi drivers that run on Android (including syncing it via plate solving)
Jupiter through binoculars
Zoomed in digitally
And swallowed by the evil samsung AI
Taken on s24 FE through an old ass pair of 10x50s
25mm eyepiece?
I don't think so, but they're both different datasets a year apart, both done with the exact same equipment under similar conditions
Yes
Looks really cool, love the color too
i have done save all frames but it saves in w and black, even if i choose color, (i have only tried it with deepsky mode)
1)No
2)ive tried but it wont work as i am a phone with eyepiece user
3) -
If you stack in software outside you probably need to define bayer pattern if you use raw16 images (look into info.json - bayer field)
Aaah i see, will try that tonight
walkinggg noiseeeeeeeee
What tool did you use? OpenLiveStacker or something else?
Openlivestacker for capturing and astrosurface for stacking
I used OLS because it has the cropping of sensor resolution so it would save size and also has very less shutter lag as compared to deepskycamera.
also i am abt 87% sure i am not in focus, what is the focus point in OLS typically?
Cygnus region (re-edit from last summer with a new tool)
x400, 5s, ISO 4400, iPhone15
M42
Untracked, 128 1s exposures
128s total time
ISO 32000
Taken using AstroShader, edited in Lightroom
iPhone SE 3
Bortle 8-9
Welcome POOkie
M13. 10s exposure. Skywatcher 5mm UWA. Skywatcher quattro 250p.
Very nice. I have to drive almost 2 hours for a b3. (I live in b8-9)
ty ty yeah im mad lucky to live in the countryside
ayy this looks nice, could fix the temp later
yeah not edited yet but will defo
yeah i use it often its done me well i love it
Oh cool
Yeahh with assistance from my telescope and my phone AstroShader helped me get this beauty image of M51
Holy
obviously nothing special compared to some of these guys with crazy set ups but proves a phone is just fine haha
i legit have a dslr in my drawer as well i just cant use it as my telesope dont prime focus 😭 😭
its been so cloudy the whole week i cant even see the moon its actually killing me
Same
No solar filter?

the clouds were my filter
@solar nymph another gooner imaging the sun unfiltered 
brown dwarf worthy
maybe another hdr moon
Something went very, very wrong here
The light side is literally the bottom part of the dark side rotated ~90 degrees anti-clockwise
Nah, i dont do the calculate, just make a quick edit
Lmao rip, this should be hall of shame right now
Post this in solar sys pics on 1st April
wait am I stupid, I don't see what's wrong here, it just looks like a moon HDR image with some background composition and lighting edits
chat am I an idiot
Here is his image rotated to match the normal moon pic to the left, which should make the issue very clear. I'm not sure how'd you miss the lack of any Tycho crater or how the moon is like 90% Mare but yeah
Well, just sharing my pic, i dont do like analyse or something, id like what i consider its good, just to fullfill my hobbies 😄
Oh wait what the hell
how did I not notice any of that
I might be stupid
dw man, keep doing what you love
Thank you, you too
make a quick fix also, and reduce clarity
Why no glare on the dark side???
Its composed, i dont want to expose it too much
Its great tbh
I cant decide if i lile it mineral or simple like that
Thank you so much!
Mine has loads of glare
Yeah since u are shooting with clear skies and its a single frame
Mine was 3 frame stack into 1
🅱️eehive
Nice one
Entirely freehanded on a whim!
Oh rly not bad for freehanded
Yeah I had to fight the autofocus, because I can't shoot in night mode with manual focus on my phone. But that one turned out surprisingly well
I know there are apps for unlocking more of your camera's potential, but I wasn't even thinking of doing this seriously
Sunset sun
With just solar filter
You can see how the bottom part is darker due to the light passing through more atmosphere
Omgg
I remember that song
Were up all night to get lucky
I would always listen to that dude
Thank you for reminding me of ittt
For nebulae imagery using AstroShader, is my best bet to have AstroShader stack my images for me or save each sub raw and stack/process them myself in siril and registax?
Good question
it is isnt it 😂
id do both but im planning on getting like 2 hrs of integration so i dont really have time to do both lol
From what i heard from the majority that using a software is better then live stacking
Oo what target
honestly im wanting a crispy shot of Rosette icl
Good luck
Wait what is your fov
And setup
yes however this may be an issue 😦
my setup is proper beginner i have a Nexstar 130SLT and i cant use a dslr with mny scope as i cant prime focus, so ive got a NexYZ phone mount and obv AstroShader
but tbf i cant complain im quite happy with what ive managed to shoot so far haha beggers cant be chosers innit
Haha true
Do you do planetary imaging with the phone?
i try yeah ive tried Jupiter once but i was my first time do not so good it was only like a 20s video i stacked
the pic of the moon i have as my profile banner is prob the best lunar shot i got
Not a bad one
What camera app
thats legit just the ios camera app with a bit of tweaking
massive pain icl paha
wbu u whats your setup?
Some of my best
That’s a beautiful wide field mw 🔥👊
what diameter? not very diffraction limited
My telescope? A 130/650
Dobson heritage 150 mm and iphone 15 pro
Does that have tracking? Assuming it does haha
No
Ohhhh wow well that makes your pfp really impressive then 😂
Haha just 300 frames on adtroshader
Went for M53 tonight for fun got this 😭
Light leak 
well yeah ofc
its phone and bino ap
Oh I see
I think that's the phones infrared sensor
ten seconds of leo triplet lmao
and heres the orion
i think it was like two minutes
This is actually pretty good
i havent done phone and bino ap since my first ever image
so i just wanted to come back to it
Not bad
I’ve tweaked it a bit bringing out more sharpness in each star so it’s ain’t toooo bad haha ty tho
Yea this one is much better
What setup?
Looks a little stretched
Lower exposure time
Increase iso
Try take a video of Jupiter next time then stack
Just my phone to the eyepiece and one picture i know that it's not that way to take a planetry image but it worked i guess
It is not stacked or even processed just with the phone camera
Yeah try stacking it tho by taking a. Video
Can you tell me the name of a software for that
You have to do in conputer
I watched a video on how to stack a vid of jupiter
Its simple
At first I thought it was hard but you'll learn it
Okay thank you i will look more into this thanks again 👍🏻
This fov lowk looks rlly good
Captured with s23U
Satellite trails
And there was a street lamp towards right 😔
pls unclip it
Very nice, i got this with my phone a few months ago
Epic details man. I still need to get data before it gets too low on the horizon
Wow the pyramids
The Tetrahedrons of French Polynesia are my favorite of the 8 expectations of the neighborhood
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Thx, try it out. I remember this image was hand tracked at 10s exposures
Guys my phone doesn't support long exposure photos or a pro mode will a third party app work for that ?
Yeah I definitely will
Trying is your best option
Np
What device
its a redmi 12
Oof, likely Mediatek but let's see
Do you know what SoC it has?
Download this and open Hardware category
Tell me what you see there
This is what i get
Oof, what I feared
Ok, not the end of the world
Try this next
Pull a report and share it here
Full mode
Its not available
I did some searching and i found a camera third party FV-5 i think it worke i just gotta test it
Your biggest issue and reason I asked for these
Mediatek tends to restrict to 1/4s shutter speed max
So if it's got Camera2API it's good
But you may not be able to do long exposures beyond that
Your best bet is Deep Sky Camera
Has a workaround that MAY work, but if not, it's toast
Thank you so much bro for your help 🙏🏻
M1 Crab Nebula, 1s, 900pic, ISO 32000, I only let AstroSahder stack 30pic and than, I save the image and I did it 30 times and Stack the Images on my Mac with Lynkeos.
Hmm
What bortle
6
Yes, I also don’t know why. Probely Bec 1 sec sub and low magnification
Maybe
Captured moon halo a few days ago
I didn’t even know I clipped it? 😂😅
the space between the stars is litterally completely black
its clipped
lowerblack point or smth
Yo nick
Can you help me w something
Can you ss the settings for that orion on astroshader?
I did lower blackpoint yeah it was just horrendous if I didn’t 😂
well its worse clipped
my setttings were 1 sec (should have been 0.5) 10000iso (find the optimmal for you) and in total its 3600frames
give me the data so i can process it
I mean the WHOLE THING
Like the smallest details of it
That legit is the data it was taken with phone and that’s the raw 🙂
ye u should give the tiff file
Ok thx
I only have the IMG I’m not at pc rn
.
There we go
thx
didd u just take the non tiff and saved iit as tiff?
Possibly 😂 I saved it through AS as a tiff assuming that would work paha
no lol
next time save the file as tiff
you imagee with astroshadeer right?
Honestly I think this might have been one I took with just iOS cam as I was having trouble with astrosahder at the time
Yeah my bad 😂
yh thats prob it
Yeah it’s stuck in thy img form forever 😭
Ring Nebula and Sombrero Galaxy 💍 🌌
Is that the constellation Crux I see?!
can’t wait to image the jewel box in April
nice photos
yes
thanks
i got omega centauri in the first pic (i think) and carina nebula on the second pic

Unfortunately could not use my telescope or solar filter
S23 Ultra, from my friend phone
Planet Venus captured through my Telescope a few weeks ago
What setup, this looks amazing
The photo was taken with Celestron Powerseeker 114EQ using a 4mm eyepiece and my phone camera attached to it
Very nice stack
It was clear during the eclipse for me, overcast now
Did you image it?
ARE YOU SHOOTING THROUGH CLOUDS AGAIN 
or scroll up for better quality
is this good? i use apexel lens
The only problem is it’s very soft, but that could be because you’re shooting through the clouds
3rd one looks legendary
It is overexposed and very compressed
okay lemme fix that
is this any better
The issue with it being overexposed is that you can't really fix it, the bright spots will always just be white blobs no matter how much editing you do
You would have to turn down the iso or exposure before taking the photo to fix the issue
Eid mubarak
wonder what it looked like during the sighting
eid mubarak
Last saturday 's solar eclipse from spain
What exactly are we looking at
this looks like mercury tbh
Sun looks sick
Changed white balance and increased shadows to 100
I should have used my 1x camera as that can go to iso 10 and maybe higher dynamic range, too late now
Just auto white balance
I think your a little over exposed
That is on purpose for the earthshine
A 'little'
Beautiful catch with the plane wow 🤩
Moon pleiades conjunction
So cool
Did you see a bright meteor literally right on top of moon approx 1h ago
Left a trail as it was gong through
Nope, was possibly indoors for 5 mins
Ahh alright
Is.. that the shadow of the flat earth? Checkmate!
i saw that
did the trail drift across the moon i was using my telescope and saw it
i took these through my telescope with my phone first time i used the telescope
Missing out on what seems to be one of the clearest and best seeing nights in a long while because i have to wake up for uni tomorrow 😭
I just buy a 27mm Flatfield eyepiece and the edges get even more worse
I just payed 90€ and this is the results, definitely I give it back
Are you referring to the edge of field brightening or the aberrations?
The Coma
Yeahhhh
yeah i was out there for like 2 hours looking and the one moment i look away i missed it and only saw the trail
Wait you would have to be in the same area to see the same meteor in the same place, right?
ish
4 (maybe 5?) Lens flares from the moon
Interesting how some of them are upside-down
Jupiter is disappointingly white when set to the moons white balance
Now that I look at them side by side, jupiter is much yellower
Both single frame. It just keeps raining here, so only single frames are left to edit 
Xiaomi 12, 55s iso 400
114/900mm newton on the left
There ain't no way that milky way shot is a single frame
Is this your bortle 3 ?
Single frame and this result is amazing Lucas
Definitely an android
3 years ago
Bortle 4... And in the image of M46, there was a nearly full moon
Nice Lucas
I loved the milky way one 👽
im sorry, 55 seconds with full moon????
is xiaomi 12 just that good?
Yes
he's also great at processing too, tbf
Blurry photo of mars, I’ll edit it later after school
Is there I way I wonder, to buy just the camera part of the Xiaomi 12? Or would that essentially just be an astronomy camera at that point?
It´s possible buy just the camera module... The problem is getting it to work. It will end up costing the same as an astro camera with the IMX 664, which is quite similar. I don't think it's worth it
Ah ok, fair enough then
Although the sensor of this camera is still 40% smaller than the IMX 766, it will still be more worthwhile than trying to make a Frankenstein with the phone sensor 
?/10
Uncollimated pic
Not bad for uncollimated, must not be too uncollimated then
How is that only barely better than my 60mm lol
Bruh your 60mm is something else good
Eh I was just testing dso I didn't expect to see this
M108 and owl nebula (bottom)
In b6
And moon
venus this morning
Waxing gibbous
I am attempting to take a photo of every moon phase
Something funny I have noticed, the quality of my photos are increasing every moon phase
Does anyone know why this is? Is it the fact that my phone has more to focus on?
Because it has always been a thing, the slimmer the moon phase, the less detail
Milky Way setting at 5:30~ a.m.
(Photo taken on June 7, 2024). I hadn’t processed it yet because the background was already being affected by the light of dawn at that time. With all the rain in São Paulo lately, this was all the data I had left 😂. It took a bit of work to fix the background, but the result turned out pretty good
Data:
Xiaomi 12 (IMX766), fixed tripod
52 x 20s, ISO 800 — 24mm f/1.8
Munhoz - Brazil. Bortle ~4
Hey lucas
Im wondering how did u calibrate the color of milky way
Like lagoon being purple
And the other part of nebulas itself
Deep Sky Camera app (on andriod)... all my pictures come out very very green? What am i doing wrong 🤣
Yeah bruh the sensor on that phone is crazy wth
Says a lot
Mine is Samsung ISOCELL HP3 despite being a honor
I'm looking into getting a xiaomi for this reason and I have a question on something I'm confused about, is that a stacked image?
Also dang they are surprisingly cheap
Just use siril and remove green noise
Milky way through my phone
Omg what
This is so beautiful too wow 🤩
I use PixInsight... I do the plate solve of the image using the pixel size and focal length data from the phone's lens, and then I run the Spectrophotometric Color Calibration. It helps a lot, but usually, just balancing the colors already gives it that look. Regarding nebulae, I always boost saturation in my photos using the range mask in PixInsight. It selects the objects in the photo based on brightness (thus always protecting the background a bit). That way, any process I apply will always be based on the object's luminosity — and saturation is no different. It ends up enhancing the brighter nebulae better
Yes... I stacked 52 photos of 20 seconds each. A single 20-second frame doesn’t look like that at all... All that signal from the dark nebulae in the Milky Way is very faint
This is a single sub, but 55 seconds instead of 20
Your single looks like my stacked 😂
Aaahh, i see, i use dsc tho for capturihg, but it says focal length 4 mm after shooting?
Cannot plate solve
This is the focal length you should enter... But you need to know your phone's pixel size. Since it has a 4mm lens, I'd guess it's 1.6 microns.
Mine has a 6.7mm lens, but the sensor is much larger. So the resulting focal length remains 24mm due to the crop factor.
But for plate solving to work, you need to input the actual focal length of the phone (in my case, 6.7mm and 2 microns)
If you're stacking with drizzle, divide the pixel size by 2
Do you need to enter object, like for example, milky way contains lagoon nebula, antares region, etc, so in order to make it work, u need those sample to make the color calibration work?
I should enter this number as my sample for the color calib
I usually look for a nebula more or less in the center of the image... For example, in this one I used the Lagoon Nebula. Then the plate solve pulled its coordinates. Since the plate solve had information about my focal length, pixel size, and image resolution, it was able to identify the framing and correct any difference in the coordinates
My mom has a base S23, which uses the S5KGN3 sensor (which is theoretically in the same category as my 766). I've tested it for astrophotography. It's not terrible — the background noise is higher, but not insanely higher. What I found disappointing is that apparently Samsung doesn't include those graphene/copper conductive tapes behind the sensor. It produced way more hot pixels than my Mi 12 with the exact same 55-second exposures; Probably due to the lack of heat dissipation from the sensor to the phone's body, the sensor heats up a lot during long exposures and fills the photo with hot pixels
s23 left
mi12 right
both 55s iso 400 in DSC
The IMX766 also seems to be more sensitive. ISO 400 on it is equivalent to ISO 800 on the S23
Damn what
Samsung😔
Another reason why it's so good: milky way centre is just bright
Is my phone aligned properly?
No, there is darkening on the right. Try aiming your telescope at something with little to no detail, like the sky or a wall
The sharp edge can be adjusted by rotating your phone, the fuzzy edge can be adjusted by moving your phone, move it further away or closer to the eyepiece until the fuzzy circle appears the largest or becomes some other shape
It's the one astrobiscuit recommends for under £100
Ohhhhh
Nice daytime moon, really
3x contrail ruins image
..I'm out of first quarter moon daytime pictures
I don't know if I should be annoyed by the 1 second difference
Completely unintentional
Samsung hasn't improved their cameras in any way in the new generations, they're still the same old noisy sensors. One of the reasons why I wouldn't buy a flagship Samsung
I'm glad I bought a decent mid range phone
The built in astrophotography mode in s23u is so mid the pro camera with 30s exposure does better performance
That's what I've been saying
Beehive cluster and moon glare
Beehive cluster and moon glare
What? The other one didn't send until I sent the 2nd one
discord 🅱️ like that sometimes
this is a few years old at this point
900/80 refractor and iPhone SE
Surface detail on Mars

much harder in the coming years as mars opposition is happening around aphelion
Do you use any specific app to film the planets?
These are gorgeous
new moon?
New???
Crescent
i used to use nightcap (which still works fine on the SE) but am looking into alternatives for my iPhone 13
Right, because i recently switched from android to ios and i miss the video pro mode
Oh I just assumed you replied to my recent image lol, crescent ig?
7 day sun timelapse maybe coming today
im currently experimenting with an app called darkmagic cam which seems to shoot raw video
it performs pretty well on the newer models
Oh ok well lmk how it goes, ill definitely test it next time i have clear