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zimmou

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Caught my cat posing in dramatic light. iPhone 14 Pro, portrait mode, auto adjustments in iPhoto. I shoot with EV at -.7 for portraits because they seem to turn out better that way for whatever reason.
 

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PhilBoogie

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ToddH said:
Sure thing I can help. The tracking device does not align itself, you will have to do that, but it’s not hard if you know a little bit about where the Northstar is and basic knowledge of astronomy. I purchased the pro kit for that tracking device which comes with the T rail and the bar with the counter weights on it but you don’t really need that for the iPhone, you will need that if you choose to put a regular camera and big lens on it but it only holds a maximum weight of 11 pounds they say. Just the basic star adventure with the wedge and camera mount is really all you need. I purchased an aluminum adjustable cell phone holder and screwed it on top of the tracking mount for the photos. I did use the night mode on the default camera which only gives me 30 seconds of exposure time. the only reason that I used the tracking device is to get rid of the small trailing of stars caused by the earths rotation. without the tracking device Your stars will look slightly elongated. when I get home, I’ll have to get you a photo of my set up, I don’t have one on this phone right now. This is the cellphone mount that I purchased. it allows me to swivel the iPhone in all different directions while it’s on that tracking mount.

Metal Smartphone Tripod Adapter for Phone - Universal iPhone Tripod Mount - Fits iPhone 11 13, iPhone 13 Pro, iPhone 13 Pro Max, Samsung - Sturdiest Phone Tripod Mount Attachment https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09LY18XBG/ref=cm_sw_r_api_i_40WY489BDN56P07VRW58_0?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

This is the app that I use to align the skywatcher star adventure, he just have to choose the proper reticle that’s in the app to work with the tracking device. I can get set up usually in 10 minutes or less.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/polar-scope-align-pro/id970161373 anyway, like I said, I will message you later with photos and other information that you’ll need for using this device. Thanks for the compliments and reply.

This is the tracking set up that I have. You’ll have to provide a sturdy tripod, though.

Sky-Watcher Star Adventurer 2i Pro Pack – Motorized DSLR Night Sky Tracker Equatorial Mount for Portable Nightscapes, Time-Lapse and Panoramas – Wi-Fi App Camera Control – Long Exposure (S20512) https://www.amazon.com/Star-Adventurer-Pro-Pack-S20512/dp/B07NY44782
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BIG thanks for elaborating on this! Although I'm afraid of entering yet another hobby ;-) Fantastic photo. And great to compare the raw vs the compressed version!
 
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wooden toothpicks (Jordan, regular)​
iPhone 14 Pro, shot with Halide
13mm back camera
f/2.2
ISO 400
1/50s
AWB


Aperture Value: 2,275
Brightness Value: 1,511
Colour Space: Uncalibrated
Components Configuration: 1, 2, 3, 0
CompositeImage: 2
Date Time Digitised: 21 Sept 2022 at 07:01:42
Date Time Original: 21 Sept 2022 at 07:01:42
Digital Zoom Ratio: 1,043
Exif Version: 2.3.2
Exposure Bias Value: 0
Exposure Mode: Auto exposure
Exposure Program: Normal program
Exposure Time: 1/50
Flash: Off, did not fire
FlashPix Version: 1.0
FNumber: 2,2
Focal Length: 2,22
Focal Length In 35mm Film: 14
Photographic Sensitivity (ISO): 400
Lens Make: Apple
Lens Model: iPhone 14 Pro back camera 2.22mm f/2.2
Lens Specification: 2,22, 2,22, 2,2, 2,2
Metering Mode: Pattern
Time Zone for Modification Date: +02:00
Time Zone for Digitised Date: +02:00
Time Zone for Original Date: +02:00
Pixel X Dimension: 4.032
Pixel Y Dimension: 3.024
Scene Capture Type: Standard
Scene Type: A directly photographed image
Sensing Method: One-chip colour area sensor
Shutter Speed Value: 1/50
Sub-second Time: 951
Sub-second Time Digitised: 951
Sub-second Time Original: 951
White Balance: Auto white balance
 
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The true test of any camera is in low light. The low light performance of the iPhone 14 Pro camera is not great. Sure, it's great when taking pictures in brightly lit situations but any $300 Android phone on the market is now able to take just as good pictures as the iPhone 14 Pro where there's a lot of light.
 
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Retskrad said:
The true test of any camera is in low light. The low light performance of the iPhone 14 Pro camera is not great. Sure, it's great when taking pictures in brightly lit situations but any $300 Android phone on the market is now able to take just as good pictures as the iPhone 14 Pro where there's a lot of light.
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Depends on the settings used... A larger sensor ultimately means it can capture more light, and will in turn produce a cleaner image with less noise and less "mush". You'll also need to be using all 48MP rather than the 12MP binned files. There's also now less need to use night mode, as the updated flash will provide a more natural look so use the main 48mp sensor and flash if light isn't good enough.
 
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