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Great info., thanks!!

I think this is the kind of discussion they had when the first digital camera was released. "oh no, where is the passion? That is not photography! Where are the quimics and the black room? No way!" and then eventually digital cameras became more and more familiar. I believe these "telescopes" are the future. Are they the present of astrophotography? No. They are way too far from being that good. But they will be.

Bro you should try pixel 9 pro for astrophoto

Definitely subscribing, excellent work👌

Now that you tried iPhone, try s23/s24 ultra and it will blow your mind with the astrophoto result from those devices..

Incredible guide many tks

This is the kind of information we all need. Raw and Real with no BS. Thank you so much

Vivo x100 pro beats iPhone handsdown for such shots

Thank u

Fact that you used Andromeda a galaxy I have had a chance to see with my own eyes is amazing

Hi Ian, thanks for the informative and comprehensive video. I find myself in a particular situation. I am a photographer who is passionate about astro photography and I have always taken photos with the equipment I have. Currently I'm looking for something that allows me to do sky observation and deepsky astro photography. The longest lens I have and use is a 70-200 with an APSC body. I'm using the Sky Watcher Star Adventurer 2 as a mount. I would like to upgrade the lens. I'm looking for something that can be used to take even more "distant" photos but at the same time that can also be used for just viewing and that's it. What do you recommend? Thanks again

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so smartphone camera is recommended in tv stations and filmmaking in Hollywood.

wonky af iphone just fake AI imaging, if only they gave full acces and able to shootraw manual iso exptime etc you might get something decent

what is the best telescope to watch at planet and the moon under 300$ ?

I can say the samething to those people that are gate keeping. It goes both ways. I can say that it's stupid for people to be outside for 5+ hours when it's freezing cold out or hot when you get eaten alive by mosquitoes. In all seriousness though not everyone can be outside or drive to certain locations. Not everyone has the money to put out for $1000+ worth of equipment. Or have the ability to learn to use the stuff. My husband and myself are learning disabled. Seeing this kind of negativity is in a way discrimination towards us. I been seeing these arguements from the gatekeepers all over now. It's why I am even scared to try and go to one of the local clubs because of this shit.

Thanks, very interesting. I only do solar where 1 min can yield over 6,000 frames to stack. In deep space scenarios, if one takes 10 frames at 1 minute exposure each - what happens if you then copy those 10 frames multiple times to the equivalent of your 10 hours - then stack?

You don’t know the free App AstroSahder on IPhone. So you can do long exposure with the app and It dose stack all the images by it self and no startrailing. I also capture the Milky Way galaxy from a City. I do the settings 10sec exposure and 42 pictures = 7 min total exposure. And got a amazing image with my IPhone 13

What camera settings do you run on the IPhone 16 Pro Max because I have a tripod and my pictures don’t show like this😭

I am on the fence to get a telescope in my mind I see me and the grandkids exploring the skies enjoying each other's company but I thought we were going to do that with the View Masters I purchased but it turned out in fights and crumpled discs.

Could you please explain more in depth or do a tutorial on how to use theprintspace to sell photography?

Im very confused. how do you sell your ptints through thrprintspace? You didnt explain that.

Pretty cool results but what's with the white headlamps at night? Doesn't that ruin your night vision?

First!

thank you very cool video

This technique is called creativity. Give me 10 days or 10 months, and I'll draw a city in a distant galaxy star..

YOU LITERALLY CAUGHT A UFO ON CAMERA AT 4:33 HOW DID NO ONE NOTICE THAT. BRO WHAT???? SUBMIT IT TO THE NEWS

100 hour photo please!

Just use gcam on android in astro mode and raw on. You willl be embarassed how good it can look on flagships compared to dslrs. You can find some examples on my undplash page

Hello, I recently began taking moon photos with my iPhone and noticed something odd. The images were ok but as soon as I tried to edit the photo it would blow out into a blurry white circle. I’ve never had this happen before though this is my first attempt at moon images. Has anyone else experienced this? Ideas on how to resolve?

Amazing work! Im really suprising how powerful the iPhone’s sensor is. Which app do you use for long exposures on the iPhone? I only can reach 1 sec exposure using some third party apps

OMG Ian! This is the guide I was looking for thanks a for the amazing content. Liked, Subbed! When I was a kid I wanted to be an astronomer. Un/fortunately I ended up in tech. I am planning to get me a smart telescope. At 4:41 where you said, they are not good to gaze on planets in Sol is a bummer since I wanted to start local 😄 Does that include the Vespera II? Thanks!

I really appreciate this video of yours! I really appreciate it! ❤ It was an amazing one for an astrophile like me.

Hi man, what binoculars for stargazing do you recommend? Budget 400$ - 600$ thanks in advance

The Sony IMX903 in the iPhone 16 pro is just under half the size of a Micro Four Thirds sensor, and a little over a quarter the size of the Fuji APS-C sensor. The bit of paper for "iPhone 16" shown at 7:25 should be about half the size. IMX903 total area - approx 104mm2 Micro Four Thirds total area - 221mm2 Fuji APSC total area - 366mm2 Full Frame total area - 860mm2

I bought an ETX-90 about fifteen years ago. Used it a couple of times, got tired of all the rigamarole involved in setting it up, and it sat in a closet ever since. Got a Seestar a month ago. It is fantastic just seeing galaxies pop up on my phone! You'll pry my Seestar out of my cold, dead hands.

Flat earthers imagine that the same constellations are visible all year round. Has anyone taken a time-lapse video of the night sky so that only one picture is taken at midnight for the whole year. This would result in a 365-image video of the Earth's journey around the Sun. If such a video does not yet exist, what kind of equipment would you recommend for making it? I don't think you need to see the Milky Way here, it's enough to recognize the big constellations. The biggest problem is power consumption and the camera must be weatherproof.

Metoo from iPhone 11 pro to 16 pro 😅

3:10 on 27 Oct I tried to capture the c/2023 a3 (tsuchinshan-atlas) with iPhone 16 pro Max 1x and 5x Lens, I even Got the shot but iPhone's post processing even on RAW Images ruined my photos Specifically the noise reduction and Image stacking 😔

Thank you so much, I was struggling to find a perfect telescope for me a beginner. I appreciate this video.

Funny that you have links to prices of half a dozen cameras, and even mention $5,000 in the vid's title, but no mention of the iPhone price. I'm sure they aren't free.

you can't find it because starlink can change its position and images.

Cool

I sometimes use the Great Square of Pegasus to find Andromeda

Do the features for astrophotography for iPhone 16 Pro produce much better results than the iPhone 15 Pro?

9:14 from my understanding of blackholes sucking up stares. this questionmark could be a blackhole consuming another star in a binary systen where 2 stars make up that system of planets. (think of tatouine from the new hope)

Straight up searching this video after i saw one just now and it changes course.

Gps navigation in cars ..hmmm ..sorry to the paper map readers 😢😂