Photographing The MILKY WAY With The Samsung GALAXY S22 ULTRA 

Sadly, S-Pen remote trigger works only in the default Camera app.

@@raresiurean2715 Yeah, saw that now. But luckily one can use voice command if it's activated and say: smile, Cheese, Capture or Shoot. Tested that now and works great :)

@@anolbe That's an awesome workaround! Thanks for sharing!

They also sell remote Bluetooth triggers that I use that works in any app!

@@CallMeRabbitzUSVI That's always great. I think i got one many years ago when i got my S7 Edge. It was even a life saver back then while testing my phone and compared it to my system cameras :)

What phone did you use?

BestNeed for sppef

It's because you bought it for fashion, the fashion to have the newest and most expensive things.

I guess you need to say artificial

Ok

Thanks man, I appreciate that!

wow, thank you, I really appreciate that!

And a tripod of course :D

Sure thing man, I'm glad my videos are helping!

So you mean you would do manual mode at 0.8 as preference? Which one you like more for iso 800 or 640?

@@tanishadouglas7366 yes 0.8 in manual mode. As far as ISO goes it varies. If I am in a very dark place with little to no light pollution I will shoot at 1600. For a full moon star trail photo I might shoot at 160.

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You bet man, I'm glad it helped, and thanks for watching!

@@BrentHall it really did! I’m a total novice so even something as simple as not having the iso up so high really changes things up. And I had just gotten so excited too about expert raw having such a high iso setting

Wow... that video goes live in like 14 minutes...😅

also want to know

Thanks, I'm glad you liked it! I can't speak for anyone else, but personally I bought the phone based on it's capabilities and not accessories. Also, again for me, I didn't need a charger since I have lots of them, I don't use ear buds, and I much prefer my Peak Design case, which I always have to buy separately anyway.

You don't need the ExpertRaw app, you can just use the regular camera app. Just go into pro mode and don't forget to turn on the save RAW option if you want to edit with raw images.

Yeah me too. Wondering if the phone camera alone can take the milky way

I was talking about the Expert RAW App, which at the time was only available to download through the Samsung app store. I don't know if that's still true or not. You don't need it though, unless you just want the extra astro mode they have in it. The reset is the same as pro mode and there's not much noticeable difference in the images from either.

Hey thanks Winnie, I really appreciate that! IF your phone has the pro mode and the manual controls then it can definitely do it too.

is it available for s21Ulta?

Many thanks!

No, this is up on 15 way past signal peak. Past the turn off for Lake Roberts.

Oh nice! Yeah, definitely get out there and give it a go if you have clear skies.

Thanks! I've heard good things about hem, but I don't have access to either.

I did that on purpose, to light up the foreground. The milky way exposure was not affected by the 2 seconds of light being on during a 30 second exposure.

Yes, I'd be pissed too, but never had any problems with the S22U. You were very unlucky... did Samsung make it right?

@Mitch S it's a very common difect if you check on the internet. Yes they changed the motherboard under warranty but the phone does not seem to be as good as it was when new. It's slower and at times it stopes working and restarts on it's own. I want be buying a Samsung anytime soon that's for sure 😒

It can do it, just takes a bit of work. I made a video like 3-4 years ago about how to do it on a phone. Different phone, but the method and apps are the same. There might be a better/newer app or way to do it all in phone now, but none that I know of still. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vlU3VC5cvvE.htmlsi=d9smTAldtPFiIcWl

@@BrentHall thank you thank you

@@BrentHall I found that you can do it with HYPERLAPSE.. You set the speed to 300 and a "star trail" icon shows up on the screen. I just learned this last night and havent tried it yet but thought you might want to know. Have a good one.

peak design says that you cant use Spen when you use their case

You bet man, I'm glad it helped!

You need an ND filter so that you can use longer exposures. I'm guessing ND32 for a 4 second exposure will do (for a typical overcast daylight). Maybe there exists ND filter attachments for S22 Ultra in the market. Otherwise, you have to make some kind of clamp to attach the regular ND filter for DSLR in front of S22 lenses.

Yas!!! 😀😅🤣

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Many thanks! I do a lot of yoga and meditation... :P

Yeah...the moment lenses were definitely my favorite until the S22 Ultra and they quit making lens-compatible cases for Samsung. I doubt they'll make any more moving forward, so I've completely given up on moment lenses since I only have an S22 Ultra. The onboard lenses have been great though. Moment does make a universal adapter but I just don't think it works that well with the S22 either, so personally I wouldn't bother with that. It's not as easy but you can certainly just hold the CP filter over the the phone with your hand. Just get a big enough filter (like 72mm or bigger) and hold it manually. That's the cheapest/easiest fix, though not as practical or convenient as a proper mount, lol. Like you mentioned, something like a beast grip might be cool, but I definitely agree that you'd overall be better off just putting that money into a better camera. On that note, I don't personally have experience with that many cameras. I'm definitely not a fanboy or anything, but I do shoot Canon, so it's what I know best, but you really can't go wrong with any new camera these days, they're all pretty amazing. The key things really are ergonomics, menu system comfort, lenses, and just overall feel. Best way to find out is to go to a store and see if they have different brands and models that you can try. See which feels the best to you. Personally I think Canon has one of the best overall menus in terms of easy to use and functionality, which is part of the reason I've stuck with them. Within Canon I would say if you want to start out and have something a little more future proof, then their RF system is the way to go, but it is a big price jump up from a phone. The new R10 is their entry level crop body camera, and it's pretty solid for the price (though still relatively expensive). You can certainly always go the dslr rout and get into something like a T7i and some EF-S lenses for much much less money, and that will still be way more versatile and better quality than a phone can do. I would say the same for any other brand as well. Nikon, Sony, etc., all have new mirrorless systems that are great, if a bit pricey still, and all offer older models at much better prices. CPs are definitely helpful for glare though, as is just learning about lighting techniques in general. Learning how to control your light is the first step to getting much better results with any camera setup. Sorry, I know that's a long, convoluted answer, but I get these kind of questions a lot and they are very hard to answer.

@@BrentHall Thank you for all the feedback. What lens is good for taking pictures of tattoos for the RF series lenses?

The RF 35mm f/1.8 is actually one of my favorite lenses and would be great for that kind of work.

I to would like to know this as well !!!

Super slow-mo is 960 fps and I believe regular Slow-mo is 240fps.

@@Schwabinator003 ... Thanks Louis. You appear to be one of the few people who know those frame rates. It is almost like Samsung tries to keep it secret.

Then that means you're way over-exposed.

Thanks man, I'm glad it's sounding good! I use this one: partner.shopmoment.com/qnqbvg

Oh nice, that's a great lens for dark skies! Arizona definitely has some awesome milky way and night sky opportunities.

Sorry, I've never used an iPhone, so I wouldn't be any help there.

I imagine the results would be fairly similar, assuming you can get good astro conditions.

That's not the only difference, that's the most important difference! Like I said in the video, you can't just copy my settings and expect to get the same results unless you were there with me or in a very similar dark sky environment. If you got an overexposed image like that then you are in an area with way too much light pollution, and unfortunately the only thing to do is to try and get into darker skies. Also, if you're in the northern hemisphere, then be aware that the milky way core is dropping below the horizon for the year and won't be back up until late next spring.

There's a lot of apps out there for that. I like Sun Surveyor and Photo Pills the best.

I have a real camera... lots of them in fact. This video is for those who don't have "real" cameras, or don't want them, or can't afford them, or just want to see what their phone can do. There's nothing wrong with trying something with your phone if it has the capability to capture it.

Mostly because it was easier for the screen recording and video layout for the RU-vid. If I were just taking the shots without having to film, I probably would have done landscape orientation.

Yep