Captured from my iPhone on Wednesday (Sept-30). 30s exposure. You could easily see the haze with your naked eye. Really amazing to get to experience this. I’ve not seen this before - it’s crazy how much light pollution exists.
Pris sur 3 jours et 2 mois
S25ultra
Plusieurs centaines de poses prises avec deep sky camera
Empilé dans sequator
Traité dans Siril GraXpert Seti astro suite pro et lightroom mobile
"I usually do astrophotography on clear nights since I'm lucky enough to live in a Bortle 3-4 zone, but last night was my daughter's birthday party so my gear stayed packed away. When I woke up at 4:00 AM to grab my lunch box and keys by the door for work, I looked up and saw this.
It felt like a gentle nudge from the universe asking why I didn't image them last night, but it ended up being a really peaceful moment to start the workday
Hi everyone! I’m developing AstroStack, an Android app for stacking and editing astrophotography directly on your phone.
This video shows it processing my real Milky Way RAW photos with dark and flat calibration frames, followed by some editing and background extraction to reduce light-pollution gradients.
It supports star alignment, basic light and colour adjustments, sky-background sampling, and TIFF export for further editing in Lightroom or another app. Processing happens locally on the phone.
I’m preparing it for release on Google Play—it isn’t available there yet. I’d love feedback from fellow smartphone astrophotographers: would this fit your workflow, and what features would matter most to you?
Clear skies!
Klarer Sternenhimmel, ein Flugzeug fliegt vorbei. ✈️✨ Den Adlernebel bzw. die Milchstraße mit meinem iPhone 15 Pro fotografiert.
Nachtmodus/30 Sekunden Belichtungszeit, RAW.
Bearbeitet in Lightroom: Belichtung, Schwarz-Weiß-Werte und Kontrast angepasst, Dunst reduziert und Schärfe erhöht.
Ort: Mittelhessen, Deutschland 📍 Zeit: 20:38 Uhr 🕰️
Ich bin noch relativ neu in diesem Hobby. 🌌 Gute Nacht, guten Morgen und einen wunderschönen Tag oder Nachmittag, wo auch immer ihr auf der Welt seid. 🌍
This was my first time seeing it and I got a decent photo with my Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra in expert raw astrophoto mode with 3min exposure. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.
Around 50 14 second exposures, stacked on sequator and edited in Lr mobile
I need to upgrade telescopes so i can get better pictures (instead of through my phone) but this will suffice for right now. Thought it was cool to see this as im getting into astronomy
The telescope I use is the Meade DSX-90
Hi guys here are some attempts of mine to capture the milky way. (and taurus as a bonus)
The best comet I’ve ever seen since I first started getting into astronomy, hope I get to see another one like it soon 🙏🏼