60x1:12How to take long exposure pictures for aurora pictures with a Samsung Phone!
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Views through a Dobsonian 10" Telescope. AI free zone! All pictures of the planets/moon and stars taken using a Dob10 telescope using an Android Galaxy Phone or Seestar S30. Light values can be adjusted for clarity but I try to keep this page as natural as possible to keep views as similar as possible to what one sees looking through a telescope. Seestar Pictures are stacked photos, the results are not the same as what you would see through the telescope. Contact: @dobviewsoh.bsky.social @appagalcrochet@mstdn.social Email: Dobviews@proton.me
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