Milky Way Timelapse with a Smartphone Camera! Samsung Galaxy s22
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TO AVOID LIGHT POLLUTION:
Check your area's light pollution levels first from this link:
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Avoid Moon ( Moon creates light pollution)
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Also check weather, wind speed and cloud cover from here:
www.windy.com/
Find Targets in the Sky:
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SUMMARY:
In the last couple years android stock app started allowing using the full manual control over the phone cameras including 30 seconds long exposure feature. Besides that it allows you to get the RAW DNG IMAGE format of the image without making any post processing.
Being able to get RAW image is crucially important for Astrophotography because RAW format captures more data, higher color bit rate, higher dynamic range and better details. Capturing RAW reveals lots of noise in the image but that is completely normal. Even with the regular color cameras like dslr or mirrorless cameras you will have high noise rate when you capture in RAW format unless you have a dedicated astro camera.
IPHONE
You can also get decent Milky Way shots with Iphone's Night Mode but it won't be as successful as Galaxy Phones because of the lack of the full control of "ISO" ,"APERTURE", "SHUTTER SPEED", "MANUAL FOCUS".
You're more than welcome to ask in the comment section, if you have any specific questions about this process.
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It's so beautiful. Thanks for showing the process too
Thank you!!
How great is this app! Thanks for the heads up, exactly what I needed
Thank you!!
Very Very Nice Bro I like it! Keep it up ❤
Thanks!!
you deserve more subscribers and views 😁
Thank you!!
Amazing can't wait to try I've the s22 ultra
Thanks!!
That is beautiful. With the 30-second time, do you not need a tracker? Apparently not in this case
Wide angle lenses give you more time than zoom lenses for long exposure before stars are trailing. There is a calculation for this actually works pretty simple. It is called "500 Rule." 500÷FOCAL LENGHT. For example, if using a 16 mm lens on a full-frame camera, the calculation would be 500÷16 = 31.25 seconds. If you are using a 200mm lens, it will be 500÷200mm= 2.5 seconds. I hope it makes sense.
Some extra info here: www.stanmoniz.com/blog/2016/1/31/the-500-rule-how-to-shoot-the-milky-way
so cool! i am looking for to get that phone. by the way where did you shoot this?
Thank you! I shot this outside of Los Angeles in NASA's astronomical community' dark site, which was bortle scale 4.
@@kitchenraw great thanks man!
Very cool, thanks for the lesson. Ill try if at my 68 year old brain cooperates.
Can you send me the configs you used on the picture on lightroom?
Sorry, I don't have the configs. Even if I have it, it wouldn't work for your images because every astro image requires a different color grading process. Every image has different light pollution effects depending on your location, angle, and surroundings
I really want to try this, I only get normal stars. Tell me, at what time to go, what direction, zero light polution?
I included some links in the description about how to check light pollution in your area, also you have to avoid the Moon. You can find a link in the description to check Moon phases and visibility. Another thing, download the free app "Stellarium" to find targets including the Milkyway. On the other hand, Milkyway is only visible April to September if you live in the Northern Hemisphere.
Great 👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks 🙏
Are there any better interval shutter apps? I don't mind paying a couple bucks for a decent app but that one only has a 3.2 rating, which is not good.
This one is the most simple one I found so far
Hey bro...your video was amazing , i have a question. Is that really working to see milkyway in bortle class 4?
Yes, it works. The key is going to a place bortle 4 at least, avoiding the moon avoiding any light source around you and checking the planetarium app to locate the milkyway. Check your area's light pollution level from www.lightpollutionmap.info. You will thank me later :)
How do u set the interval on intervalometer that matches the 30 seconds shutter speed?
I set 30-second long exposure from the camera. Every time the shot ends, the interval app presses the button again automatically. But you can also set specific timing in the interval app right next to the timer button.
Thank you. I forgot about it
No worries
did u manually enhanced every photo or just pasted the settings to all?
Yes, I edited only one picture and applied the same settings to all with lightroom.
@@kitchenraw Is it possible to do this on mobile Lr?
@@nurkz_travel4494 You can, but that might take more time.
@@kitchenraw in mobile Lr is it possible to edit one photo and apply the same settings to all?
@nurkz_travel I wasn't sure, but I googled it for you. Yes, it is possible. Here is a video link I found for batch editing in Lr mobile:
ruclips.net/video/UctxMuywGUM/видео.html
How long did you shoot for and how long did your time lapse video end up being?
I don't remember the exact time, but I left the phone outside for a few hours. I took somewhere near 800 captures. If you put your captures into a 24fps timeline, it will give you 30 seconds of a video. You can extend this time if you play in a 12fps timeline instead of 24fps.
Can s22 plus can take that kind of shots..
Yes. S22 plus has exact same cameras.
Thank you so much....
please provide details demonstrating how to use the lightroom app.
I fast forwarded them bc this specific light room color grading won't work on other images. Every Milkyway picture is different depending on the light pollution, surrounding lights, and your capture settings. All I do was sharpen the image, reduce noise, and increase the saturation. I spent some extra editing time over the horizon bc there was a green glow caused by a city near by.
Hey, i followed your tutorial, i modified my pictures in lightroom, but when i put them in davinci resolve, they're back to normal. They're back like they were before the editing, i don't understand why
When you export your edited pictures from lightroom, you should choose jpeg or png as a format. Maybe that can be your issue.
@@kitchenraw i chose the same as you (dng)
@@nans6729 That is interesting, never heard this problem before. Maybe you should try exporting as jpeg and give it another try?
@@kitchenraw I will, thank you 🙏
Tem como fazer isso, sem precisar o intervalometro ?
Normalmente, cada quadro precisa ser exposto por pelo menos 20 segundos com um alto nível ISO para poder capturar o Milkyway Arm escuro. Não tenho certeza, mas você pode experimentar o aplicativo Câmera e escolher Hyperlapse 300x que pode funcionar. Mas o mais importante é estar numa área isolada da poluição luminosa da cidade e escolher um dia sem lua. Boa sorte!
cool
Thanks!!
Try the 300× astro hyperlaspe. It's much easier
But you can't long exposure in hyperlapse mode :/ Can you?
@kitchenraw Lemme explain. It does long exposures for you and puts them together into a timelapse automatically, just go to hyperlaspe and put it on ×300, it also comes with a star trails option if you want to use it, but I just use the normal ×300 star hyperlaspe without star trails
@@kitchenraw Please try it out!
@@kitchenraw I also recommend putting it on UHD as well
@@UltraVegito4839 I ll def try. Thank you so much!!
How did you put all the images together in order?
You need a video editing software with a timeline. I used Davinci Resolve Video Editing.
@@kitchenraw i tried that but all my images went in random order and it turned into a mess haha
@@Iinustechtips There are many Davinci Resolve tutorials on youtube if you search "How to import image sequences into a timeline on Davinci" 🤘🤘
My op7t took same detailed photo of Milky way 💖
I am glad you were able to capture it! Milkyway is actually an easy target to capture even with a 15 years old cameras. And most of the phone cameras lately can capture it. The key is finding a dark rural area far away from cities and avoiding the Moon. Moon creates light pollution, too. Milkyway is even visible to naked eye if you are in a really dark area.
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where are frames from the app ? cant find it
@@Harrakirii666 INTERNAL STORAGE/DCIM/CAMERA
@@kitchenraw oh thanks bud
Dont found anything there btw@@kitchenraw
When i do timelaps its just a black back round with stars... no nice background, just stars what i do wrong :(
@@Harrakirii666 Hey there! You need to avoid the city light pollution. Make sure find a location close to you that is not light polluted by checking this website: www.lightpollutionmap.info (You can only capture in the green, blue and dark zones on the map)
Also download the Stellarium App and check the best time to locate Milkyway in the sky also avoid Moon (Moon also creates light pollution) Make a plan to travel, check weathercast for cloud cover and wind. Camping can be great for this :) You have to use a tripod and stabilize your phone and avoid any light (street lights, car lights, flashlights) around while capturing. Use these settings for Hyperlapse on your phone camera:
**Camera App/More/Hyperlapse, Switch Auto from the Menu to 300x. If you leave your phone for an hour on the tripod without touching it, it should work fine
@@kitchenraw thats what i did mate, told you black background with stars :/
@@Harrakirii666 🤷♂️
@@kitchenraw it need to be a complete clear sky ?
@@kitchenraw when i see the milky way on stellarium is this there i need to aim with my camera ? Best time is 22.30 to 3.30 on the app for the milky way
Can this be done without a computer
Yes! This is an old video. New Hyperlapse Mode can capture Milkyway timelapse and delivers as 4K video.
@@bandrew2645 Go to: CAMERA APP/MORE/HYPERLAPSE - From the side menu: Select UHD - 300X and press the shutter button that's all :) Just make sure you are aiming to the Milkyway (Use Stellarium App to Locate) and avoid city light pollution and Moon.
@@kitchenrawtryed it an good place but its still complete dark for me just see stars
I just get a blue sky in mines lol
You need to be in a dark place to avoid light pollution. Moon also creates light pollution. You have to avoid Moon and avoid Cities. On the other hand, Milkyway is only visible between March to October. Download a planetarium app to your phone to see what is in the sky. I mentioned all of the technical details in the description and shared links to check your visibility. You probably just aimed your camera to nothing in the sky in a light polluted city.
Was far away from a City lile 2 hours 😅 no polution near me, looked in the app where the milky way is and did like 40 fotos with the raw mode and got nothing......@@kitchenraw
What was your location? Let me check your bortle level. For capturing Milkyway you need to be at least in bortle 3, bortle 2 level
@@kitchenraw your link in the description says 4 :( in around 300km all is minimum 4........ i never catch it
@@kitchenraw when i do a unlimited 300x timelaps, my backround is always pretty dark is this normal ?