For a better night star’s picture ,Set your night timer to max(as said in the video) and reduce your exposure to -2.0. This will get rid of the unwanted sky brightness and only highlight the stars.
@@xk3113 just simply don't move your phone for a few seconds, make it stable and then keep a timer of 3 seconds. Then click on capture and keep your phone on a flat surface where your lens is towards the sky. U can use this trick if you don't have a tripod.
Its incredible what editing can do. Though I would really much like to see them like that with my very own eyes and holy crap you caught the haydes cluster
Lol, I just got the 11 and in the day time I can’t tell the difference from the xr but at night it’s amazing. I found out how to do the 30sec exposure without a gimbal and it looks so nice at night. I enjoyed the video though and seeing how to use Lightroom really helped out.
@@ansh4587 it just depends on how dark it is. But it’s a symbol in the camera app you can mess with. If you’re really still though you can trick the camera to do the exposure to 30 seconds.
@@EldarGezalov Hi Eldar, I did indeed going with the 12 Pro Max and I'm very pleased I did! The camera is absolutely lush - I'm not entirely certain how a monoscope would link with the camera due to its dimensions, but I'm definitely keen to give it a go, if only to film wildlife in slow motion. We have an out of habitat family of parakeets where I live, and the kite and peregrine population is doing really well... if it does allow me to capture even vague images of M31, M42 and perhaps some globular clusters, that would be amazing!
@@Cristi3453 and I am switching from s20 to iPhone 12. The image processing and dynamic range is just too good and beautiful. Been using android my phone life and this is my first iPhone. No regrets, fully satisfied
hey. so i have this problem where when i take a picture of literally anything, i can edit the picture but when i save it, the edit disappears. any help?
So I tried to take photo of my dark room with 11 pro 30 sec and the result is very poor comparing to my old Meizu mx4. Too much noise on Iphone. However when there is any light the pics look good
Very informative video. What would you recommend to photograph the Moon at night resulting in detailed photo? I get great detail for moon day shoot but night time is always blurry.
Thanks! If you want to use your Phone, you will probably need some better telephoto lens. Night Mode does a great job, but the zoom is not close enough for the moon shooting
Actually you can if you turn on live and take the photo the select the photo in the photos app and click live and it will give you a drop down and select long exposure hope this helps
yes i always do it on my iPhone 13 mini and it has really great results but no proraw though. i heard the cameras on the iPhone 13 are taken from the iPhone 12 Pro so they could have put proraw on there but decided not to
@@EldarGezalov Thanks. I found that out shortly afterwards after googling. When really dark my phone will go up to 30 seconds. Learn something new every day. 😂😉
@@simona1136 30 seconds only when its connected to a tripod i guess, cause i tried to shoot at pitch black with my iphone13 and all it would allow was a max 10 secs handheld
M planning to buy iPhone 13 but it doesn't have this pro raw feature whereas iphone 13 pro does have this feature so what do you think is it a deal breaker for camera point of view?
It’s definitely not a deal breaker, but if the main reason for you to buy it is to do photography, I think getting the best possible camera is a good idea. ProRAW does improve the quality of night sky pics.
Yeah, to some degree! It won't support the night mode and ProRAW, but you can still use the similar 3rd party apps from the App Store to archive a similar result.
Make sure you are not touching the phone at all. Leave it, take a 10 sec photo, and then it should give you 30 sec. Just make sure that you are using a tripod or the phone is on a solid surface
Yes, to some extent. It won't be as good, because it doesn't have the same hardware, but you can take the picture using some 3rd party apps (with long exposure), and then edit to look somewhat similar. It won't be as good though.
Thank you for uploading. I got the opportunity to witness a rocket launch in 2018. Unbelievable experience. I posted a pretty cool video of the trip to my channel.
I don’t understand where you people live, I’m in Conneticut and I never ever see stars like this, there’s only ever a few I can see…but hell maybe my vision just sucks lol
That's because of light pollution, in a city it's harder to see stars than in a desert, Use lightpollutionmap to find out if your sky is really dark (1 on the bortle scale) or really bright and impossible to see stars (9 on bortle scale)
So i have to buy an iPad as well after just blowing all my savings on an iPhone. Wtf 😂 It took me many many years to save enough money to buy this 14 pro max man sometimes I’d skip doctors visits just to save money. There’s no way I’ll be able to afford an iPad. I thought the iPhone was the most advanced mobile device ever and therefore would be capable of handling these editing apps but apparently not.