These twinky little stars twinkles more with the use of my camera phone

cryptopie (82)Memberin WORLD OF XPILAR • 2 months ago (edited)

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The sky at night.

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Yesterday when I was waiting for the dialysis center's front door opens while I was in the car, I just took the opportunity to photograph the clear skies above. As I point my camera phone upwards to make a shot, it suggested that I use the Landscape mode.

So that is just what I did so that I can do a night sky photography. In my own relatively poor vision, I can only see some big stars above while others are so faint for my eyes to determine where they are while others are just so invisible because they are so little and barely detected by my eye's old retina and because I have a vison issue where my left eye has lost its peripheral vision although I can still see.

But because my camera is built for the job, it produced a very nice night photography shot as it highlighted the stars above which are good to look at because in effect, it makes you see almost all the visible stars. I haven't photograph a person at night but maybe it will do a great job as well because of what this camera can do with this type of night photography for the stars as a subject.

This shot by the way needs the phone to be connected to the Internet so I have to turn on my phone's data so that it can process the captured image possibly via its dedicated servers in China where this phone had been bought from because this phone's manufacturer is from China. I guess that this camera need a support for processing an image so that it can deliver a better and usable image for its users.

The photos has this haze and if I zoom in the camera detects insects flying and there are lots of them and it creates hazy effects because the insects leaves a trail. But if I am not zoomed out, the photos have clearer appearance and highlights the surrounding objects like what we see in the first and last photo. I still haven't tried other features of this camera but maybe in the future I will particularly making a time-lapse and that feature where you can see map of the stars in their corresponding Zodiac signs like the Orion's belt, big and small dipper, etc.