Smartphone Photos Just For Fun.

Hello everyone, after a long time I'm creating a post. As we enter winter season, the night skies are getting clearer and more brighter.  So taking this opportunity, i tried to click the Pleiades (The Seven Sisters) star cluster. I used my trusted smartphone and headed over to my terrace to click a picture.  And man i was surprised! It was one of the best picture i captured using just my smartphone. I was really amazed. The photo is edited using Snapseed.  Smartphone : Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite. (Pleiades star cluster is at the center of the image). Stay tuned for more pictures!

So, I was just sitting on my terrace looking at the sky. It was a peaceful night and I just randomly clicked this image. The first image is the original image captured directly from my smartphone. The second image is edited using snapseed.  Shot taken on Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Lite. Used the default night mode for capturing the image.

Last month, I tried to shoot the leo constellation. Fortunately in June, there were some drizzles going on, so most of the time we had clear skies at night. I took around 30 photos of the constellation. And stacked them using DeepSkyStacker. This was my second attempt to use stacking software to create a clear image than using a single exposure image. Shot Taken On OPPO Reno 2F Exposure time : 4.3 seconds ISO : 400

In India, the rainy season has started and it's all cloudy now. But a few days back, I was lucky to get the most clear skies I've seen in Mumbai. So I took this opportunity to shoot some night skies photos.  That's when I spotted the constellation Ursa Major in it's glory and went on to take this picture. And it turned out to be great in my opinion. The shot was taken on OPPO Reno 2F. Shot Details : ISO : 200 Exposure time : 6.8 seconds Aperture : f/1.7 Shot Taken Using ProCam X Lite App. Edited Using Snapseed

This image was clicked on OPPO Reno 2F. As you can see, planet Jupiter looks like a bright star in the night sky. Image details. ISO : 100 Aperture : f/1.7 Exposure time : 1.38 seconds. Shot using the ProCam X Lite. Edited on Snapseed.