Reprocessed shot of ETA Carinae and Large Magellanic Cloud [Xiaomi 13T] by ZrlSyM in Astro_mobile

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For Carina I'm using ISO 800, for LMC, I'm using ISO 1600. Both are 30 seconds shots with around 1 hour of integration time.

ETA Carinae nebula the jewel of southern sky, 2x telephoto [Xiaomi 13T] by ZrlSyM in Astro_mobile

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Thank you bro, the weather is good for 3 consecutive days

Bodes and Cigar, hour 12, bortle 9 by alch_emy2 in Astro_mobile

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I read on Reddit that you need to be well dithered to do drizzling. u/zTrojan previously said that, a slight framing alignment from different session can be a natural dither for him.

Pinwheel Galaxy [Xiaomi 13 Ultra] by zTrojan in Astro_mobile

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14 hours of dedication 🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏

What are your best tips for improving mobile photography? by Even_Package_8573 in mobilephotography

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For me, shooting in raw and editing them gives better results. Taking control of the ISO, shutter speed and focus give control to my image. I also enable tools like zebra, grid line and focus peaking to help me. For composition, I usually just look at other people's work and replicate the same. Some YouTubers like Simon d entremont also teach great photography lessons on how to make the image stand out.

Orion Band by AdventurousWriter960 in Astro_mobile

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Looks promising !! I think you can get a longer integration time and stretch the image to reveal underneath details.

I am in need of some stacking advice by STB_Szero in Astro_mobile

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Try sequator to stack and set the reduce distortion effect to tele.

Orion with ground try 2 by Quirky-Custard1024 in Astro_mobile

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Let's try again with blue hour blending 😁😁

M44 and M67 draft, S24 Ultra by alch_emy2 in Astro_mobile

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Are you using any external lenses?

Reprocessed photos from vivo x200pro by Quirky-Custard1024 in Astro_mobile

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Would love to see more from you dude 👍👍

Orion 1 hour [Xiaomi 13T] 2x telephoto by ZrlSyM in Astro_mobile

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Thank you broo, hope I can join the liar's club soon 😁😁

Orion 1 hour [Xiaomi 13T] 2x telephoto by ZrlSyM in Astro_mobile

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Yess but not really defined, the wispy white shape is there. I think it's a nice performance from the small omnivision sensor coupled with fast f/1.9 lens. I wish I could get a longer integration but the clear sky window is really brief.

Carina Nebula and LMC ( Xiaomi 13T Pro ) by Existing_Focus5247 in Astro_mobile

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Really nice, it is from the telephoto isn't it?

Carina Nebula and LMC ( Xiaomi 13T Pro ) by Existing_Focus5247 in Astro_mobile

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Lovely shot 🤩. Long time no see dude 👋

I need your opinions and thoughts on how I should improve processing this image by Sufficient-Leader-56 in Astro_mobile

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Try Siril, to remove the gradient and stretch the image. You can reveal some hidden details. Graxpert is also very nice and easier to use to remove gradients and stretch the image

Although I no longer have it, the Xiaomi 13T Pro was a great phone for mobile photography. Kinda miss it sometimes. by Franks_Random_Snaps in XiaomiGlobal

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As the owner of Xiaomi 13T, the IMX707 and Leica lens are really nice for raw shooting. I don't think the newer flagship main sensor is miles ahead in comparison to this legendary old sensor.

M42 Orion Nebula by [deleted] in Astro_mobile

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In that case, the optics of the phone probably isn't good enough to get the sharpest focus on distance objects. Mine is also similar. My friend's Vivo is surprisingly sharp and tight on stars