How to use your iPhone to take the Aurora (Night Photography)

In this video I show you how easy it is to use your iPhone to take photos of the Aurora, which is visible some nights in Tasmania and on really strong nights in South Australia and Victoria. You can use these steps for any night photography, including the Milky Way.
I currently use the iPhone 13 Pro and Lightroom to edit my photos, but I used to use Snapseed, which is a free phone app. If you’d like a video on using Snapseed, please let me know.
This photo was taken on the East Coast of Tasmania, at the Lagoon Creek Campground.
Thank you for watching and see you next time :)
Apple says night mode is available on the following iPhone models and cameras:
iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, iPhone 14 Pro, iPhone 14 Pro Max, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max: Ultra Wide (0.5x) camera, Wide (1x) camera, Telephoto (3x) camera, and front camera
iPhone 15 models, iPhone 14 models, iPhone 13 models, and iPhone 12 models: Ultra Wide (0.5x) camera, Wide (1x) camera, and front camera
iPhone 11 models: Wide (1x) camera

[@sandeepsanyal9382]

Thank you. This helped. I’ll get myself a tripod first before I invest on a dedicated camera.

[@MinnieandMeontheRoad]

You are welcome :-) It’s amazing the photos an iPhone can take now! I hope you enjoy experimenting!

[@jasonbone5121]

Very good! Thank you and Minnie both!

[@MinnieandMeontheRoad]

You are welcome :-)

[@susansanderson7185]

This was super helpful. Thanks❤

[@MinnieandMeontheRoad]

Thank you, really happy to hear it was helpful.

[@cherubcherub1]

I was amazed by some of the night shots I got at Uluru. The stars and the milky way. That was just pointing and shooting. No tripod. Would have loved to have known this information then.

[@MinnieandMeontheRoad]

That sounds amazing! Uluru with the Milky Way, I’d love to see them :-) Glad this information is helpful.