Stars with my smartphone

Shot with my Samsung S10e smartphone.

Each pic is about 50 photos stacked with Sequator and color enhanced with Photoshop.
Last picture is an example of 1 of the photos, this is the best my phone can do, exposuretime is 10 seconds.
With the naked eye I can only see a dozen stars or so, much less even than can be seen on the single shot photo.

The result isn't super high quality, specially when viewed original size, but still it looks pretty good.
Next time I'm going to put more effort into removing the ISO noise, and hopefully fix the ugly striping you can see when zoomed in.

Amazing I got this much detail, considering the lightpollution here in my area.

Cygnus [https://ibb.co/qgv44TW]


Cassiopeia [https://ibb.co/GHGKbqr]


example single photo [https://ibb.co/X3Vn5dS]

I noticed there was a small overlap between the pictures so I could stitch them together to make a panorama. 
Next time I will certainly try to make a series of pics for stacking of the middle section.

[https://ibb.co/rvwmR9q]

Amazing quality with a phone m8,i must try mine and see
if i get anything,i can`t get shit with my very expensive movie cam ffs.

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Amazing quality with a phone m8,i must try mine and see
if i get anything,i can`t get shit with my very expensive movie cam ffs.

You need Sequator, and Photoshop, to stack and postprocess the images.

Here's a link to Sequator: https://sites.google.com/view/sequator/download