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Managed to capture the beautiful partial solar eclipse right before sunset from my backyard! Everything was shot using the stock Samsung Camera app with absolutely NO editing or post-processing afterwards.Time: 19:45 (August 12, 2026)Location: Zentagunaras (Novo Orahovo), SerbiaDevice: Samsung Galaxy S26 UltraSettings: Stock Camera app. Some frames shot at 200MP (10x zoom), and the extreme close-up was shot at 24MP with roughly 30x zoom.This is the pure, unedited output straight from the phone. The details on the sun's edge and the tree silhouettes turned out amazing. Let me know what you think!

>Shot this from my backyard using a wooden garden chair as a stable mount. It's a 12-minute tracked astrophoto session with the Expert RAW app at 1x zoom (12MP resolution).
I only used the built-in Samsung Gallery "Remaster" feature on the original file to enhance the contrast and bring out the incredible green color tones (natural airglow) and hidden stars.
Captured in Zentagunaras (Novo Orahovo), Serbia.

Shot this image from my backyard. It's a 12-minute tracked astrophoto session using the Expert RAW app at 1x zoom (12MP resolution).

I only used the built-in Samsung Gallery "Remaster" feature on the original file to enhance the contrast and bring out the incredible green color tones and hidden stars.

Captured in Zentagunaras (Novo Orahovo), Serbia.

Managed to capture yesterday's beautiful partial solar eclipse right before sunset! I used the 200MP mode combined with the 10x optical zoom to get as much detail of the crescent sun as possible.Time: 19:45 (August 12, 2026)Location: Zentagunaras (Novo Orahovo), SerbiaDevice: Samsung Galaxy S26 UltraSettings: 200MP mode, 10x Zoom, handheld

I left my Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra outside on a tripod last night for a 180-minute (3-hour) session using the stock Hyperlapse mode at 300x speed.After checking the video frame-by-frame, I discovered this incredible luck! Right in the center is the bright core of the Andromeda Galaxy (M31), 2.5 million light-years away. Exactly in front of it, a massive, reddish Perseid fireball burned up in the atmosphere. (There is also a faint satellite trail visible on the right).Used Instant Slow-Mo in the Samsung Gallery to slow down the 1-second burst to 1/8x speed. Captured in Novo Orahovo, Serbia.