Discussion - Astrophotography on iPhone 13 is unreal: Unfortunately for Apple, Android's is... real

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jsdechavez
jsdechavez
Arena Apprentice
• 4y ago
There should be a proper article about mobile astrophotography and how to do it, the best settings or camera modes in every phone brand.
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DarkPenguin
DarkPenguin
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• 4y ago
Meh... It's really nothing to write home about if you're already accustomed to working with even just a decent crop sensor DSLR, a tripod, and some stacking and editing software. To be fair, it takes considerably more work from the photographer, but the results are worth it.
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Bebochek
Bebochek
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• 4y ago
↵Foolish said: I stopped reading at the, "But, hold on, don't go yet." I see that dude's pic next to another article and now I know I can skip it.
Who read the article? I just went to the comments! That's where the fun is.
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Bebochek
Bebochek
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• 4y ago
↵Lita9 said: what a Clickbait article. Give me my 3mins back
I heard that if you didn't get anything out of your 3 minutes they are offering the 4th minute free.
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Bebochek
Bebochek
Arena Apprentice
• 4y ago
Apple should call it "Hubble mode"
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Bertofcpc
Bertofcpc
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• 4y ago
My Pixel 5 managed to get a half decent shot of the galaxy core when I actually found somewhere with a proper dark sky . I had to use an osmo 3 gimbal on a tripod to do it though . Had decent night vids of Perseids aswell
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Brewski
Brewski
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• 1h ago

Why did I just get a notification about this 260w old article from 2021....?

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