The shot of Andromeda (?) galaxy is absolutely mind blowing. I wish the naked eye could see that stuff.

You never disappoint. Great work!

Nice punny title

You should've used the Expert Raw mode! It has a dedicated astrophotography setting for long exposures, has a star guide and does some magic tracking of its own. Your photos could've been even more incredible!

Love your vids! I really want to see M57 (Ring Nebula) with my equipment, hopefully I can get it. Amazing Video!

Lets gooo another video I love these❤ Keep going

Remarkable, was curious about doing this and didn't find anything on it and your video shows up on my feed. Last Friday, I 3D printed a phone holder and mounted my s24 ultra to my F10 SCT 10" Meade and got some nice shots of Orion's nebula. I need to play with my scope and phone more.

The picture of Andromeda is really awesome. Great work

challenge accepted! Ill see what I can do with my 23 Ultra. How should we send them to you if we get them?

Can you explain how you stacked the photos and what you used to do that? And also how you kept track of the galaxy.

Amzing video Damon. ❤❤❤ Thanks for posting it. I just would like to request you to post some more vidoes whenever possible with other phones as well. Galaxy S24 is kind of expensive 😂 one can buy a whole new telescope with it. But it was good to see something new and what a smartphone can do. Have a great day.😊🎉

Excellent video Damon!

Love your videos they make me want to explore the cosmos

good afternoon mister scotting

i've been taking photos of orion, galaxy/star clusters and planets with my s23 ultra, and even tho it isnt good compared to real cameras and all, its still incredible how much you can capture

those are a lot of galaxies XD, great video Damon

What software did you use to stack those exposures?

This is what type of content I want on youtube ... great man

Great work man!

I love this guys voice it’s like ASMR it’s really relaxing

You are just incredible!

another thing you can do while stacking photos is to expand them 2 or 4 times diagonally before merging them, that way you will reveal even more details

Wow W vid, juss wanna ask what app can i use to stack images together , and also is there liek a camera i can mount on my telescope (its the Meade Polaris 114)

Beautiful !! thanks man

Please make a video on stacking and editing images by phone It would really help

Superb work

Keep the amateur content coming, I am but a novice and the results you show with so little investment is amazing and is really inspiring. /cheers

great video. what do you think of the seestar s50.

I remember phone camera was so bad that it was never used to record street race at night. It couldn't see. Now it's able to record faint star in the sky. Matter of fact it can take pictures at night that a human naked eye can't see.

Wow great work

Great video, if you go into the more section of your camera and open expert Raw there is a section that looks like a little constellation. This is their astrophotography mode. It can take up to 10 Minute long exposures by stacking multiples. It also aligns them so you don't even need a tracking mount.

What program do you use for stacking photos

Wonderful!!!

great video!

Bro you just inspired me🤯

Bro , I have a question when i try to stack the images in deepsky stacker it says "only 1 image will be stacked" I have oppo F23 would i will able take like this photos

how do you do exposer images and then stack them? Is it editing or something?

Nice work.

After all the click bait videos that KZfaq has been recommending lately, this one is like a breath of fresh air. Good job!

Now Imagine, a man from Andromeda taking a photo of our Galaxy with their own samsung related galaxy phone

Thank you for the video this is going to help me a lot❤

can i ask you how you did the staking and the editing?

i havesingle shots like yours from 5 years ago just never stacked them done from an old sony phone the first one to have 30 sec exposure good stuff mate very simple and easy to get on with

Should've tried the S23 Ultra, it has a 10x optical zoom camera

boosting your channel

What was the method of stacking the photos?

Did you try the astrophotography mode yet at all?

I'm watching your video from another galaxy

Did you try to use the astrophotography mode? it lets you do 10 min exposures.

out of this world photo

ok I need to do this, so cool, but how do you combine the photos?

Everyone can do astrophotography even with an old vintage camera that can provide long exposure. You just need a good star tracking mount .

How did you put the images together to make final image??

what do you use to stack the photos

Any idea for image stacking app?

how do you stack the images ? how did u make this from RAW?:)

The review what i want 😊

Imagine doing all this if you’d been sitting in a Ford Galaxy while eating a galaxy chocolate 🍫😃

I want to do this with my own phone but I lack the neccesary equipment . any tips/ advice that can help me pls?

At 4:20 a small glowing dot moved on the right side of the video and moved down... if you are on a PC its around settings...

I Wish I Can Live a Place like You That The Night Sky is Full of Stars

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excellent, bravo

I spotted Andromeda on my Google Pixel 3 in 2020. It was on a tripod, but the image was not clear. But the ability to do this on a smartphone with single camera was very impressive. Now I'm trying to do better shots on my Pixel 8 Pro. Already done some pictures with astrophotography mode, they're amazing.

I have a question, how did you stack the photos?

Im even more glad to have the S24 ultra.

How to stack up astro photos?

Hello my friend, I am one of your followers and fans of your wonderful channel. I have a question: What is the appropriate telescope to see the moon, planets and stars, and what is the size? Greetings to you from Algeria. ❤

Yeah. I did have some good raw files of Andromeda, on my S21U, instant fuzzy galactic core. Only had I taken more shots to try stacking it out.

Brother I have been waiting for your video

Love from India❤❤

Yk the thing is a lot of people already did this, but the title is what made this one interesting 😂

Amazing

Is there a way to take 30 seconds long exposure without a mount?

Nice video duration

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andromeda is one thing. it can be seen with the naked eye. try something a little further away and not as bright and see what you get. like the Virgo cluster.

I've never tried to photograph a galaxy with my phone but I am guessing that M31 and Large and Small Magellan Clouds would be within it's range not that I can see the LMG and SMG from my northerly home!

Question. How were you able to get multiple colours from Orion nebula and andromeda?

What does it mean to stack 28 exposures together.. how do you so that?

PLEASE SAY WHICH APP YOU USED FOR STACKING THE PHOTOS

So this process of stacking multiple shots into a single photo, is it done on the phone itself?

Which stack program did you use? Some of us asked this question already, but you dont give us the answer...

This is seriously one of the funniest titles ever.

15years ago I was dismantling webcams for astro photography 😅

What's that piano music at 6:50? It's really nice.

Title got me instantly 😊

Love it

How you edit the picture and make it darker?

My brain became an skull when I saw that title

I love space🌌

The fact hes doing it with a samsung galaxy makes it 10x better

How do you layer the same image on top of each other to make it look good

how do you stack pictures

can you do a video capturing the andromeda without a star tracker? It will be very helpfull for the most of us we cannot buy a tracker

For the price of that phone I can buy a Sestar and a Samsung A53. Easy win for the seestar!!!! I bought a seestar based on your video. It is awesome. More Seestar content please........

I like the length of the video

Best title 😂 great video!

Have you tried expert Raw app with astrophoto mode on ?

Can you do awesome closeups of the Moon using this method?