The first time I've photographed aurora with shades into the violet. It was unusually strong and besides brightening somewhat following a long exposure photo, this is in fact "no filter". iPhone photograph!
Throwback to the past winter here
The first time I've photographed aurora with shades into the violet. It was unusually strong and besides brightening somewhat following a long exposure photo, this is in fact "no filter". iPhone photograph!
6 Comments
harmlessmushroom@lemmy.world · 3 pts · 3y
This photo is so dynamic I thought it was a gif for a moment!
Woshimaraci@lemmy.world · 2 pts · 3y
Very Nice!
harsh3466@lemmy.world · 2 pts · 3y
Beautiful. I've never had a chance to shoot the aurora. The colors are amazing. I love how amazing the cameras in our phones are!
jugalator@lemmy.world · 3 pts · 3y
Thank you! Yes, in fact for quick snapshots I find it easier now to get good photos from a smartphone than my DSLR thanks to night mode. Of course, a DSLR will still have more potential but then you need to fiddle with settings in the dark and bring a tripod. Smartphones do so much internally to help, like reducing effects from camera shake.
harsh3466@lemmy.world · 2 pts · 3y
Yes! I use my phone for pretty much all snapshot/grab shot photos I take.
What’s wild to me is how camera companies like Nikon, Canon, etc, have mostly not touched computational photography at all in their dslr/mirrorless cameras. It’s a HUGE missed opportunity and would do wonders for photographers.
It’s no wonder smartphones are eating their lunch.
harsh3466@lemmy.world · 2 pts · 3y
jugalator@lemmy.world · 1 pts · 3y
Thank you! Yes, in fact for quick snapshots I find it easier now to get good photos from a smartphone than my DSLR thanks to night mode. Of course, a DSLR will still have more potential but then you need to fiddle with settings in the dark and bring a tripod. Smartphones do so much internally to help, like reducing effects from camera shake.