@@elias-pv9uh he said with trade, that's the key. Samsung recently had a trade the S21 Ultra for $1000 off S22 Ultra. IMHO people saying "I only paid $xxx" often overly downplay the trade in or the value of the trade in otherwise ("LoOk HoW GoOd Of A DeAl I GoT"). For example, the S21 Ultra is still like $600-$700 on Swappa used, so someone who paid $500 plus trading in an S22 Ultra really paid $1100+ net
@@ShayneMostyn Shayne the new Vivo X80 Series of Smartphones will be Announced on Monday 25th April, here is a video about it th-cam.com/video/QCKmgYGdh9I/w-d-xo.html
Being able to do astrophotography on a phone is one of the mind blowing thing I've ever found. I mean just 6 years ago it was crazy to think that just smartphone camera could be so much capable. Since last 3 years I've astrophotography on a lot of phones and even budget phones are quite good. But there's a huge problem I've found which is light pollution. It's literally everywhere. Normally with a DSLR you can manually adjust a lot of things and get a decent pic but the light just always get's in the way on phone astrophotography. So you need to find a really good spot.
I’m so happy to see your reaction to the photo once taken, I’ve just ordered this phone and can’t wait to get it out for some astrophotography shots 👍🏻👍🏻
Best photography video I've seen in a long time..very detailed yet not drawn out. Love how you actually let us see the editing done..instant hit on the subscribe button. keep up the great work
Expert RAW uses multi frame capture. You want pro mode with RAW in the regular camera app for unprocessed RAW photos. Both are useful in different situations, just kinda depends on what you're doing. Oh and you can use both telephoto lenses for either as well. Managed to capture Orion Nebula and the seven sisters with it, although the 10x lens captures a lot less light ofc.
Thanks for the short crisp tutorial.. it gives me the right hints to try out astrophotography with my new S22 Ultra. Are you aware that you can use the included pen as remote trigger for the camera? Just press the pen's button in some distance from the phone.
@@joemoe05 I've used the pen to take a picture but for me, actually finding that little button on the pen has been difficult. I used an exacto knife to scratch across the pen above and below the button and it's *much* easier (quicker) finding it in the dark.
Ive been your fan since last year, learned a lot, started watching your video when you uploaded about the iphone 12 pro max astrophotography. cheers mate, hope you wont stop making these sick videos.
I was looking for how to take a night selfie with the s22 ultra and I found your video, now I want to shoot night skies. Thank you for such an informative video
@@ShayneMostyn Oh yes, although I don't think they will be very different based on the hardware but it'll be interesting to see. You can compare 3x and 10x lens as well. The S22 Ultra has a smaller (but improved) sensor for the 10x lens. edit: did a quick RAW comparison at ISO 3200 at the store with my S21 ultra and the S22 ultra does seem just a bit brighter (10x lens). Doesn't seem to be any worse.
Great video, hard to believe a phone can produce photos This good. I've got the S22 ultra, and I am seriously impressed with the camera. I'll be watching all your videos now. Thanks for the tips.
Excellent video tutorial Shayne. I recently upgraded to an iPhone 13 pro. I have been shooting astrophotography with my DSLR for a little over a year and use light room for my RAW image editing. I have watched several of your videos and decided to subscribe to your channel. You have really helped me get the most out of my astrophotography using just my phone camera. Looking forward to learning more tips from you, just wish I had less light pollution where I live.
Sounds like you downgraded to an iPhone 13 pro 😂. But whatever, if you're happy with a boring phone stuck with very little customizations, and a lackluster camera, hope you're happy stuck in 2017! Meanwhile, I'll be enjoying my S22 ultra.
Just wanted to give you a shout out. I found your video after buying the S22 Ultra and recently went on a trip to a Bortle class 1 area. Followed your guide and the result is now the Top post of the front page of the r/Astronomy subreddit. Thank you for this great guide!
You should a) use some kind of tracker (I'm using the nano.tracker for mobile phone Astro stuff) and b) use the pen to start the imaging (it doubles as shutter remote). But overall, well done. :)
I have thought about the tracker. Its something that I may still do in the future. I just need to find the right one that people can buy. The one you mentioned doesnt look like its made any longer. I dont want to make a video to show how somethign works, only for the viewer not to be able to purchase one.
I copied the settings in this video but every picture it takes is just a blank white screen. I can't even see what I'm taking a picture of because that is all white too. Any idea why?
I really like that kind of videos, watching and supporting you (member) since the s21u phone came out - love the astrophotography since then because of you making it so simple to follow along ;-)
Thank you for this. I'm so impressed that the Samsung S22 Ultra can take that night sky photo. Notably, you did a lot of the work as well using RAW and Lightroom! Nice
Well must say I'm very happy I come across your channel cause tonight I took my first photo of the stars and always wondered how to do it and plus I love the stars and thanks to you I now know gow to but I know there is more to learn so I shall be watching and I do have the S22 ultra too
Amazing reaction and amazing shot 😍....have you tried the moon with the space zoom? Hand held I get decent pictures, in your hands I think it could look amazing!
Hey Shayne As always bloody fantastic mate. As I got a new job I now purchased adobe light room and I’ve been trying it the last couple of weeks. I haven’t really had many photos due to the weather recently for Astro photography but I’ve been trying on clouds and daytime photos and it’s equally effective for getting dramatic skies brought out in more detail So thanks again absolutely brilliant
Amazing - thank you for making this. When I said get lightroom I was on my desktop busy installing it until I realised you were on the actual app - even cooler. I am also surprised you never mentioned image stacking or the like. Still very impressed and looks like it was a good buy, bought it yesterday (cloudy today). Also - subbed.
@@ShayneMostyn I've since watched other tuts but honestly yours is still by far the best with the best results. I think also the key to success is low light pollution. Thanks again. Looking forward to more vids 🙏
I'm confused at which photo did you edit. At 3:10 you said that's the unedited RAW photo which looks incredible and you said that you're editing RAW file but looks you edited the JPEG photo which had light on the tree and the whole sky looks like the one in jpeg file not in RAW.
Great tips here!!!!! I got a few great astro photos the other night on my S22 Ultra!!! Shame there's no way of sharing them here to see what you think... Subscribed!
I'll try my S22 out tonight. Have used my Canon 5dm3 and this looks as good. I wonder if you would back the 30 seconds down to 20 to reduce trailing. I don't have lightroom (how much is it though) and may try my Corel Paintshop Pro
I think the pricing will depend on the location. Have a look in the store to see mate. I used to shoot with the 5dM3 as well. This sort of thing is aimed at the absolute beginner. I tend to stack them now at 20 seconds.
Wow - and that phone is what I own... well, let's hope there'll be some clear nights up ahead before it's light all 24/7 over here in Norway :) -tnx for a nice video Shayne! -AP.
Just bought this phone and so I was looking for videos about it and came across yours. Very inspiring! And in fact you inspired me to get in the car and go out and take some night photos. I didn't do any star photography ( I do plan to do that later) but at this point I wanted to get some city sites. We have a statue here in my city and it's lit up at night. Well I found that every photo I took even in every different mode to try to get the best thing every single one the light of the statue was too much. Looking at it just with my eyes everything was perfect the light on the statue was mild and the colors that were at the bottom looked awesome and everything. But through the camera every single photo I took the light was just one big blobby too-bright mess and you couldn't even make out that there were colors at the bottom. So I went around and I saw that it happened every single time I tried to take a picture at night of something that is lit up. What would you suggest for that? I tried night mode, pro, without anything.. I just couldn't find the right combination to get what I was actually seeing to be in the photo. And editing it didn't give me any good results either. Sad day.
Hey can anyone help me out? I got the same phone and settings but my pics end up just like, white. You can kinda see stars around the edge of the picture, but it more looks like a pic of a flashbang lol.
Have you had a chance to try out the new S22 ultra's Astrophoto mode in the Expert raw app? really would love to see how that works for you and made a good tutorial on how to use that effectively
My dear, very great work, i can't wait to use the expert raw camera on my Note 20 Ultra, but please, just a question, what is the exact app you use in the video? Really thanks and congratulation!!!
@@ShayneMostyn I'm around Gippsland Warragul-Moe area so 5 mins out of town more than dark enough, I'm honestly so blown away with the pictures you took in the video I have to try it
watching this on my s22 ultra wow!! i truly have an amazing phone thank you for the tips sir, maybe you can do a video with proper portrait shots and proper adding of bokeh. thanks. ❤️
Have you ever tried using the stacking technique? I've already had great results with it, but I'm still trying to get familiar with the computer programs. congrats on the photo, it was amazing
I did the exact same settings on pro mode on my s22 ultra and it comes out completely white. I don't understand what I'm doing wrong. I've watched many tutorials on how to do astrophotography and it never comes out like any of the videos I've watched. Please help!
Thanks...exactly what I was waiting for. If you would have to choose...iPhone 13 Pro (Max) or S22 Ultra for Astrophotography - which way would you go? They both seem very impressive
I've been waiting for this. I wanna do whatever you do in my S22 Ultra. I'm fucking excited. Btw, where are you located? Coz there's lil to none milky way core visible in Toronto Canada right now.
@@dhaval2018 Nicee, I understand what you mean like there's still plenty of stars to capture but not the milky way. I went to Algonquin park last year. It was crazy dark, try visiting there in the summer. I'm gonna go again with my s22 Ultra. But right now milky way doesn't go high up in the sky as much. So it's not fun
I've just gotten into astrophotography, so I am very new at it. I was just starting to get the hang of it (but at this point I am just getting nice pictures of the moon, nothing else). Now I've gotten this phone and was attempting to get a photo through my telescope and I am so incredibly frustrated. I can't seem to get it in focus, and just when I do, it seems like it changes to a whole other lens. I have up for the first time tonight very near throwing the phone. 😮💨
1. Does anyone know the frame rates for Super Slow-Mo and for Slow Motion? 2. Also, do you think "Record when motion detected" in Super Slow-Mo will be activated by the tiny International Space Station passing in front of the magnified sun?
You should try the sony xperia 1mk3 ive just recently tried it and was blow away by how good it was it looks much better than the s22 ultra unbelievable stuff for a smartphone
+1 on the Xperia 1 III, it really is a fantastic camera. I've been experimenting with Photo Pro settings. Using 15sec to avoid star trails. 3200 ISO worked, but think I'll try 1600 next. Did some stacking in Sequator and it was super quick and did a great job removing noise. Now if only I didn't live in a Bortle 2,000 zone and have to drive forever to get anywhere dark...
The 1 inch sensor on the Xperia Pro I is not really a 1 inch sensor. It's pretty much just 2 thirds of that actually, good chuck of it it's cut, search it up
@@qwerasdfhjkio I know, but since every manufacturer are sizing their sensors the same way, I would count it as 1 inch. At least Sony got it guts to say "1.0 type" but as I said, using the same scale as other sensors makes it easier to compare.
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That's insane detail for a phone camera. Blows my mind
Yep, its crazy how good these modern phone cameras are.
Almost as insane as their trade in deals too. I paid less than $500 for my unlocked 512GB model with free Galaxy Buds Pro too.
@@marcochavane3124 how I paid 1300$
@@elias-pv9uh he said with trade, that's the key. Samsung recently had a trade the S21 Ultra for $1000 off S22 Ultra.
IMHO people saying "I only paid $xxx" often overly downplay the trade in or the value of the trade in otherwise ("LoOk HoW GoOd Of A DeAl I GoT"). For example, the S21 Ultra is still like $600-$700 on Swappa used, so someone who paid $500 plus trading in an S22 Ultra really paid $1100+ net
@@ShayneMostyn
What is the name of the app you used for editing?
Please
Me watching this on my s22ultra in disbelief: "this is pretty bloody good 🤯"
Thanks for an amazing knowledge sir!
HAHA thanks mate
@@ShayneMostyn Shayne the new Vivo X80 Series of Smartphones will be Announced on Monday 25th April, here is a video about it th-cam.com/video/QCKmgYGdh9I/w-d-xo.html
Same I'm watching it on my s22 ultra too😂
Same lol
@@mzidaan8072 SAME... 😜
Being able to do astrophotography on a phone is one of the mind blowing thing I've ever found. I mean just 6 years ago it was crazy to think that just smartphone camera could be so much capable.
Since last 3 years I've astrophotography on a lot of phones and even budget phones are quite good.
But there's a huge problem I've found which is light pollution. It's literally everywhere.
Normally with a DSLR you can manually adjust a lot of things and get a decent pic but the light just always get's in the way on phone astrophotography.
So you need to find a really good spot.
Finding a location with this is the most important part mate for sure.
Man ive learned so much in just that short period of time. Thanks, once again !
Cheers mate, thanks for watching :)
I just got my new S22 Ultra yesterday, cannot wait to try this out! The photos it takes are insane ! 🤗😀
Have fun!
Exactly what we've been waiting for! Hope it's like an hour long
Hour long???? No chance mate!
@@ShayneMostyn yeah please don't, Great Content
I’m so happy to see your reaction to the photo once taken, I’ve just ordered this phone and can’t wait to get it out for some astrophotography shots 👍🏻👍🏻
Best photography video I've seen in a long time..very detailed yet not drawn out. Love how you actually let us see the editing done..instant hit on the subscribe button. keep up the great work
Expert RAW uses multi frame capture.
You want pro mode with RAW in the regular camera app for unprocessed RAW photos. Both are useful in different situations, just kinda depends on what you're doing.
Oh and you can use both telephoto lenses for either as well. Managed to capture Orion Nebula and the seven sisters with it, although the 10x lens captures a lot less light ofc.
Yes, for astro stuff I would stay with the regular wide camera, with its lower f-stop. Thanks mate
Hey, just a quick question: Does the S22 Ultra allow 108mp in Pro Mode? I have the S21 Ultra and it does not.
@@ChrisLegg17 as far as i have seen it doesnt, ive tried getting in too and wont popup
@@ChrisLegg17 think it's 100 times but still bined I think...really hard to use without a tripod
@@1020dr it might not work if you don't use a tripod
Incredibly powerful tool that sits in your pocket at all times
Absolutely mate
That's what SHE said!
@@magnusoi6409 meh that's a mediocre that what she said. There's something wrong if you cock sits in your pocket
@@magnusoi6409 OMG OMG OMG get out of my head.. or I should say off of it. LOL
A galaxy, photographed by a Galaxy!
Thanks for the short crisp tutorial.. it gives me the right hints to try out astrophotography with my new S22 Ultra. Are you aware that you can use the included pen as remote trigger for the camera? Just press the pen's button in some distance from the phone.
Great reminder I was aware but I often forget.. the ESPN is a great addition
@@joemoe05 I've used the pen to take a picture but for me, actually finding that little button on the pen has been difficult. I used an exacto knife to scratch across the pen above and below the button and it's *much* easier (quicker) finding it in the dark.
Ive been your fan since last year, learned a lot, started watching your video when you uploaded about the iphone 12 pro max astrophotography. cheers mate, hope you wont stop making these sick videos.
No plan to stop anytime soon mate. Glad you enjoy them
I was looking for how to take a night selfie with the s22 ultra and I found your video, now I want to shoot night skies. Thank you for such an informative video
Cheers mate, thanks for watching :)
Fantastic stuff! Thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Your works are amazing man 🔥🔥
Love from India 🇮🇳
been waiting so long for this
theres litrally no video on yt abt s22 ultra astro
i wanna see if its worth the upgrade over the s21 ultra
Good call. I should do a comparison vid. This is bloody impressive though.
@@ShayneMostyn I'm sure it is, can't wait to see ahhhh
it'll be 4am NZ time so hehe imma wake up for this
@@ShayneMostyn Oh yes, although I don't think they will be very different based on the hardware but it'll be interesting to see.
You can compare 3x and 10x lens as well. The S22 Ultra has a smaller (but improved) sensor for the 10x lens.
edit: did a quick RAW comparison at ISO 3200 at the store with my S21 ultra and the S22 ultra does seem just a bit brighter (10x lens). Doesn't seem to be any worse.
Great video, hard to believe a phone can produce photos This good. I've got the S22 ultra, and I am seriously impressed with the camera. I'll be watching all your videos now. Thanks for the tips.
Are you able to use Pro Mode with the 108mp lens? The S21 Ultra doesn't
Excellent video tutorial Shayne. I recently upgraded to an iPhone 13 pro. I have been shooting astrophotography with my DSLR for a little over a year and use light room for my RAW image editing. I have watched several of your videos and decided to subscribe to your channel. You have really helped me get the most out of my astrophotography using just my phone camera. Looking forward to learning more tips from you, just wish I had less light pollution where I live.
Cheers mate, welcome aboard! I will have plenty more iPhone videos coming out soon.
Sounds like you downgraded to an iPhone 13 pro 😂. But whatever, if you're happy with a boring phone stuck with very little customizations, and a lackluster camera, hope you're happy stuck in 2017! Meanwhile, I'll be enjoying my S22 ultra.
Just wanted to give you a shout out. I found your video after buying the S22 Ultra and recently went on a trip to a Bortle class 1 area. Followed your guide and the result is now the Top post of the front page of the r/Astronomy subreddit. Thank you for this great guide!
That is awesome mate! Well done.
You should a) use some kind of tracker (I'm using the nano.tracker for mobile phone Astro stuff) and b) use the pen to start the imaging (it doubles as shutter remote). But overall, well done. :)
I have thought about the tracker. Its something that I may still do in the future. I just need to find the right one that people can buy. The one you mentioned doesnt look like its made any longer. I dont want to make a video to show how somethign works, only for the viewer not to be able to purchase one.
I copied the settings in this video but every picture it takes is just a blank white screen. I can't even see what I'm taking a picture of because that is all white too. Any idea why?
On dark sky?🤔
It's most likely the light pollution
Adjust your iso
Short and sweet, excellent Video, can't believe it's only one shot to bring all these details or did I miss some part of the Video!
Thanks mate
I really like that kind of videos, watching and supporting you (member) since the s21u phone came out - love the astrophotography since then because of you making it so simple to follow along ;-)
Took a picture of a red moon this morning, while driving in my truck. I just KNEW there was more potential in this camera!
Bro thank you so much!! I've never taken such incredible photos from a phone, now to watch your video on editing 👍🏽
No problem 👍
Absoultely Impressive! Great video as always
Thanks mate, I appreciate you dropping in. I always get something from your videos.
@@ShayneMostyn thanks you good sir 🙌🏿
@@BooredAtWork I should get you onto my live stream at some point mate. Ill find your email and shoot you off a message.
Thank you for this. I'm so impressed that the Samsung S22 Ultra can take that night sky photo. Notably, you did a lot of the work as well using RAW and Lightroom! Nice
I just got this phone because of its camera, and oh my goodness you made my dreams come true with this video. Tks so much
Cheers mate, thanks for watching :)
Well must say I'm very happy I come across your channel cause tonight I took my first photo of the stars and always wondered how to do it and plus I love the stars and thanks to you I now know gow to but I know there is more to learn so I shall be watching and I do have the S22 ultra too
Amazing reaction and amazing shot 😍....have you tried the moon with the space zoom? Hand held I get decent pictures, in your hands I think it could look amazing!
That is fantastic with raw and adobe
Time for a 3am photography trip
Hey Shayne
As always bloody fantastic mate.
As I got a new job I now purchased adobe light room and I’ve been trying it the last couple of weeks.
I haven’t really had many photos due to the weather recently for Astro photography but I’ve been trying on clouds and daytime photos and it’s equally effective for getting dramatic skies brought out in more detail
So thanks again absolutely brilliant
Cheers mate. You will be happy with LR for sure.
So well explained, thank you, wonderful pic
Cheers mate, thanks for watching :)
This is crazy good for a phone camera
Amazing - thank you for making this. When I said get lightroom I was on my desktop busy installing it until I realised you were on the actual app - even cooler.
I am also surprised you never mentioned image stacking or the like. Still very impressed and looks like it was a good buy, bought it yesterday (cloudy today).
Also - subbed.
Cheers mate. I do stacking occasionally, but you cant do it on a phone at this point. I will do a stacking video with this phone very soon.
@@ShayneMostyn I've since watched other tuts but honestly yours is still by far the best with the best results. I think also the key to success is low light pollution. Thanks again. Looking forward to more vids 🙏
Hi shayne, what would u say is the best smartphone for astrophotography today.
Keep up the good work
John
I'm confused at which photo did you edit. At 3:10 you said that's the unedited RAW photo which looks incredible and you said that you're editing RAW file but looks you edited the JPEG photo which had light on the tree and the whole sky looks like the one in jpeg file not in RAW.
Thankyou so much for the tips ive only had my phone for a week and omg you just made my experience more amazing. Thank you
Cheers mate, thanks for watching :)
Great tips here!!!!! I got a few great astro photos the other night on my S22 Ultra!!! Shame there's no way of sharing them here to see what you think...
Subscribed!
Would of loved a slight opinion on the phone first like you did with the s21ultra (love that vid!) Just wonderful!
I'm watching this from my s22 ultra!! I'm going to use these settings on mine the next time we have a clear night sky!! Thanks!
Have fun!
I'll try my S22 out tonight. Have used my Canon 5dm3 and this looks as good. I wonder if you would back the 30 seconds down to 20 to reduce trailing. I don't have lightroom (how much is it though) and may try my Corel Paintshop Pro
I think the pricing will depend on the location. Have a look in the store to see mate. I used to shoot with the 5dM3 as well. This sort of thing is aimed at the absolute beginner. I tend to stack them now at 20 seconds.
Wondering if you are able to put a link to your Lightroom editing software as there seems to be a few different versions thanks
Amazing work . Please tell me from where i can download this original size photo that you've shown .
Thnx
Thanks mate, I havent actually uploaded them ot the site. I will in the next day or so.
Hi.. which app u r using for editing photos ??
Bloody impressive 👏
Wow - and that phone is what I own... well, let's hope there'll be some clear nights up ahead before it's light all 24/7 over here in Norway :) -tnx for a nice video Shayne! -AP.
Enjoy mate!
Apparently it just got an update as well for making it better for astroography
Just found your channel really intriguing.
Awesome, thank you!
I know what I'll be up to! Outstanding video
Why you set the fokus on 0.8 ?? Should it not be 1.00 for Infinity ??
Wow.. impressive tutorial 👌🏻 I still use a note 10 plus, would the same work on this phone too.
Can you let us know which TRIPOD you have I managed to find the phone holder but which TRIPOD are you using
Just bought this phone and so I was looking for videos about it and came across yours. Very inspiring! And in fact you inspired me to get in the car and go out and take some night photos. I didn't do any star photography ( I do plan to do that later) but at this point I wanted to get some city sites. We have a statue here in my city and it's lit up at night. Well I found that every photo I took even in every different mode to try to get the best thing every single one the light of the statue was too much. Looking at it just with my eyes everything was perfect the light on the statue was mild and the colors that were at the bottom looked awesome and everything. But through the camera every single photo I took the light was just one big blobby too-bright mess and you couldn't even make out that there were colors at the bottom. So I went around and I saw that it happened every single time I tried to take a picture at night of something that is lit up. What would you suggest for that? I tried night mode, pro, without anything.. I just couldn't find the right combination to get what I was actually seeing to be in the photo. And editing it didn't give me any good results either. Sad day.
Its difficult to answer without seeing it mate. Are you in the facebook group? You can post the images there and we will be able to suggest things.
I was lucky enough to get a picture tonight of the moon with the International Space Station Moon transit with my Samsung galaxy s22 ultra.
Hey can anyone help me out? I got the same phone and settings but my pics end up just like, white. You can kinda see stars around the edge of the picture, but it more looks like a pic of a flashbang lol.
Still waiting for my S22 Ultra to be delivered to the store so I could pick it up.
Did you edit on the phone as well?? Unbelievable that a phone can get a shot like that.
That is just epic WOW yeah I can't wait to get mine I'm still stuck on Galaxy s20 I'm aiming for Galaxy s22 ultra 😱 maybe in about a week
Have you had a chance to try out the new S22 ultra's Astrophoto mode in the Expert raw app? really would love to see how that works for you and made a good tutorial on how to use that effectively
Got a question for you. On the Bortle scale, what’s the light level at your shooting locations? Thanks!
These were taken at a 3. Much of what I do is in a 3,2 or 1.
@@ShayneMostyn Thanks!
on my note 10+ I use .7. .8 seems a bit much. my other settings are the same.
its stunning..!!!!
Cheers mate, thanks for watching :)
My dear, very great work, i can't wait to use the expert raw camera on my Note 20 Ultra, but please, just a question, what is the exact app you use in the video? Really thanks and congratulation!!!
Great content 😊👍 thanks a lot
The best smartphone 😎👍🏻
Insane🔥
A suggest: Try the astrophotography with periscope lens for learning what's the different.
It would need to be a much faster shutter on a lower f-stop lens. It wont be nearly good.
Having just upgraded to a s22ultra I'm going to need to try this out regional Vic 👌
Definitely. What part of Vic?
@@ShayneMostyn I'm around Gippsland Warragul-Moe area so 5 mins out of town more than dark enough, I'm honestly so blown away with the pictures you took in the video I have to try it
That was amazing mate 👏👌
Have you done any update video with the new astro photography update? Hope all is well
No not yet mate. The night sky has been clouded in for almost a month.
watching this on my s22 ultra wow!! i truly have an amazing phone thank you for the tips sir, maybe you can do a video with proper portrait shots and proper adding of bokeh. thanks. ❤️
After the new update for the 22 ultra expert RAW is no longer available.
what bortle sky are you taking these awesome pics in
1 or 2
I'm using s22 ultra , i really love it 😁..
I’ve just got the pixel 6 pro now I’m thinking I need to swap it what would you say?
Hello,I would like to know the tripod you were using..thank you sir
Great content. Sweet
make a tutorial on S21 FE Astros as it doesn't compatible with Expert raw
The process is the same mate
Have you ever tried using the stacking technique? I've already had great results with it, but I'm still trying to get familiar with the computer programs. congrats on the photo, it was amazing
Yes he has, just takes too much time.
Yep, what he said :)
The KentFaith tripod you have are damn awesome arent they - i have one too.
Its certainly good for this sort of job.
OMG this is insane.
Cheers mate, thanks for watching :)
Cool phones
I did the exact same settings on pro mode on my s22 ultra and it comes out completely white. I don't understand what I'm doing wrong. I've watched many tutorials on how to do astrophotography and it never comes out like any of the videos I've watched. Please help!
This is so cool. Can't wait to try this out myself :D
Go for it!
what's the best you can do with video?
Is it all that better than the s21 ultra though? Your thoughts please
How do you know where to point the camera to get that?
Naw that's too good and it'll only get better
I tried this on pro mode and ex raw yet the picture was just white. Why? Smn can explain?
Hello, can u teach me on how to locate the galactic core before i set up my smartphone? Do you use apps?
Sure can mate. Search my videos for "planning astro" and you should find the video I did for exactly that.
fantastic work
Thanks...exactly what I was waiting for. If you would have to choose...iPhone 13 Pro (Max) or S22 Ultra for Astrophotography - which way would you go? They both seem very impressive
Just for the stars? S22U. Stars with foreground light painting, iPhone.
@@ShayneMostyn i was hoping for a clearcut answer :-) but thank you for your reply
I've been waiting for this. I wanna do whatever you do in my S22 Ultra. I'm fucking excited. Btw, where are you located? Coz there's lil to none milky way core visible in Toronto Canada right now.
Im in Cohuna Australia.
i am in waterloo and we have some decent places for Astrophotography near Guelph
@@dhaval2018 Nicee, I understand what you mean like there's still plenty of stars to capture but not the milky way. I went to Algonquin park last year. It was crazy dark, try visiting there in the summer. I'm gonna go again with my s22 Ultra. But right now milky way doesn't go high up in the sky as much. So it's not fun
I've just gotten into astrophotography, so I am very new at it. I was just starting to get the hang of it (but at this point I am just getting nice pictures of the moon, nothing else). Now I've gotten this phone and was attempting to get a photo through my telescope and I am so incredibly frustrated. I can't seem to get it in focus, and just when I do, it seems like it changes to a whole other lens. I have up for the first time tonight very near throwing the phone. 😮💨
1. Does anyone know the frame rates for Super Slow-Mo and for Slow Motion?
2. Also, do you think "Record when motion detected" in Super Slow-Mo will be activated by the tiny International Space Station passing in front of the magnified sun?
You should try the sony xperia 1mk3 ive just recently tried it and was blow away by how good it was it looks much better than the s22 ultra unbelievable stuff for a smartphone
Sold mine due to it forcing you to always have a tripod with you, sometimes I just want a quick night mode without having to use a tripood
+1 on the Xperia 1 III, it really is a fantastic camera. I've been experimenting with Photo Pro settings. Using 15sec to avoid star trails. 3200 ISO worked, but think I'll try 1600 next. Did some stacking in Sequator and it was super quick and did a great job removing noise. Now if only I didn't live in a Bortle 2,000 zone and have to drive forever to get anywhere dark...
Wow, the photos look almost as good as those coming out of the Xperia Pro-I and that's a 1 inch sensor
I would love to get my hands on one to test.
The 1 inch sensor on the Xperia Pro I is not really a 1 inch sensor. It's pretty much just 2 thirds of that actually, good chuck of it it's cut, search it up
@@qwerasdfhjkio I know, but since every manufacturer are sizing their sensors the same way, I would count it as 1 inch. At least Sony got it guts to say "1.0 type" but as I said, using the same scale as other sensors makes it easier to compare.