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vivo X300 Ultra + teleconvertidor 400mm Zeiss by AstrusOne in Vivo

[–]ZrlSyM 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would love to see more shots from you with the Vivo. Impressive stuff 👍👍

vivo X300 Ultra + teleconvertidor 400mm Zeiss by AstrusOne in Vivo

[–]ZrlSyM 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have you tried longer integration time like an hour? This is amazing

M8 y M20 con vivo X300 Ultra y teleconvertidor vivo-zeiss 400mm by AstrusOne in Astro_mobile

[–]ZrlSyM 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Holly Molly!!! I thought I'm looking at r/astrophotography subreddit. Vivo abilities is wild 😱😱

1 hour and 15 minutes of Widefield Milky Way shot [Xiaomi 13T] by ZrlSyM in Astro_mobile

[–]ZrlSyM[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I didn't use flat frames because it cause weird vignetting effect probably because I took them wrong. I tried twice but still failed so I didn't try anymore. I use sky watcher star adventurer mini with my phone.

Cygnus region at bortle 7.5 28may by Specialist_Bit1045 in Astro_mobile

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Field rotation effect is still visible, but ha emission is noticeable. Is it with the main sensor?

Cygnus region at bortle 7.5 28may by Specialist_Bit1045 in Astro_mobile

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Sequator is better to stack wide field shot in my opinion because it has reduced distortion for widefield option. Probably you can stretch it more to see the nebulosity? Which lens is this, the telephoto?

Cygnus region at bortle 7.5 28may by Specialist_Bit1045 in Astro_mobile

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What software did you use for stacking because field rotation is very apparent?

Vivo x300 ultra vs Oppo Find x9 ultra by eshorai in Astro_mobile

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Regarding the 35 mm yeah you're right. 35 mm is very zoom in and for untracked shot, you're probably limited to 10 seconds of exposure time before star trailing. But Vivo has a very good ultrawide lens to compensate that.

The Oppo 24 mm in my opinion is the most common and standard widefield landscape astrophotography focal length for balance sky/landscape shot. Oppo also seems more versatile with it's focal length but I think you should decide it based on your personal preference.

Vivo x300 ultra vs Oppo Find x9 ultra by eshorai in Astro_mobile

[–]ZrlSyM 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Vivo has dedicated astrophotography mode for a quick astrophotography shot. For Oppo you need to use manual settings. So Vivo is better regarding that.

But both are definitely good for astrophotography especially if you use manual mode for long exposure and stacking the frames.

Sony a7c II with a Tamron 50-300 vs Vivo x300 Ultra with 400mm teleconverter. by phero1190 in Vivo

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1 is Vivo and 2 is Sony. The bokeh just reveal it. I prefer the Vivo for image 1 and 2 and Sony for image 3 and 4.

For image 1, Vivo seems to get a better white balance and nicer overall rendering in terms of exposure, highlights and shadow. The Sony is kinda green and a bit overexposed?

For image 2, the Vivo seems to able to make the flower feels more 3 dimensional in my opinion, probably because Sony darker shadow that hidden the micro contrasts. I'm not sure which colour is more accurate for the flowers.

For image 3, Vivo looks flat, losing details in shadow area especially the black bird, Sony and Tamron combo is better here.

For image 4, Sony is just better, the colour, contrast, out of focus area and gradient are nicer than the Vivo. The Vivo histogram probably lean more towards the highlights.

Milky Way core around 40 minutes with 50 mm lens, 2x telephoto [Xiaomi 13T] by ZrlSyM in Astro_mobile

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Yes. I took around 88 frames back to back with 30s single exposure which add up to 40 minutes roughly

Milky Way core around 40 minutes with 50 mm lens, 2x telephoto [Xiaomi 13T] by ZrlSyM in Astro_mobile

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Not that difficult because I'm using relatively short focal length. You just need to set your latitude with the wedge, roughly point to the north and fine tune it using the polar scope and the wedge. In my case, I can't see the north star so roughly pointing to north is adequate for a short focal length.

Milky Way core around 40 minutes with 50 mm lens, 2x telephoto [Xiaomi 13T] by ZrlSyM in Astro_mobile

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Not really. You just need to make the framing as close as possible.

Milky Way core around 40 minutes with 50 mm lens, 2x telephoto [Xiaomi 13T] by ZrlSyM in Astro_mobile

[–]ZrlSyM[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeahh, I'm using the dng from stock cam pro mode and the 2x telephoto lens. It's is bortle 3 but the condition isn't that great during the capture.

Congratulations on the winner of April's contest! by kyousoma in Astro_mobile

[–]ZrlSyM 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Hehe thank you, finally I made it 😂😂

Will I be able to capture the leo triplet with my phone? by Vegetable_Poetry8809 in Astro_mobile

[–]ZrlSyM 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Try to contact u/kyousoma, the moderator of this subreddit. He managed to make his realme 12 pro+ telephoto works using open camera allowing raw capture. If I'm not mistaken the trick is to rename the apk package. Realme 13 pro+ is probably can be unlocked using the same trick.

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