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iPhone 14 Pro / 1x Lens
100x30s Light Frames (No Calibration Frames)
Stacked and Stretched via Siril
Tweaked via Gimp and Snapseed

Taken with an iPhone 14 Pro and a simple tripod, without any other equipment such as a telescope or star tracker

It actually works better than I expected; with just 5 frames, each with a 30-second exposure, you can take clearly recognisable images of Andromeda with an Iphone 14 Pro, not as detailed as with specialist equipment, of course, but still recognisable.

The image was post-processed and stacked using Siril, and finally, noise reduction was applied in Lightroom.

Shot on an Iphone 14 Pro, in Rhineland-Palatinate State, Germany

First time photographing the Milkyway, I'm aware of the massive noise or possible over editing, and i would be really happy about Tipps :)

Shot With:
Tripod with iPhone 14 Pro / No Tracker
10 Frames / 30s Exposure

Stacked, Extracted and Sretched in Sigil
Post edited with Lightroom

Skywatcher 200P (Untracked / Manual)
Omegon SWA 32mm Lense

Iphone 14 Pro (No mount)
ISO 200
1/8197s (Single exposure)

29th April 2026 / Germany

Post-edited with inbuild iOS Photo editor:
Exposure: -24
Brilliance: 100
Highlights: 100
Shadows: -100
Contrast: 100
Brightness: -20
Blackpoint: 4
Sharpness: 100

You can find these all over the map