Samsung Sessions: How to take photos of The Milky Way on your smartphone with Rob Mulally

[@rikard1414]

Hi does those camera settings work for my s20 fe 5G as well?

[@kavidusulakshana9967]

Bro did you try this settings? Did it work?

[@ARG000]

Yes

[@dencrj4456]

Did it work?

[@yswire4700]

@@dencrj4456 yeah I tried it today ,it works

[@tscharke]

Excellent video Rob, certainly a great tutorial for anyone looking at getting into mobile nightscapes!

[@robmulally]

Cheers Luke! Hopefully you can see a lot of your influence in this video!

[@KaneAndPia]

Trying this tonight! Great video!

[@robmulally]

Can't wait to see the results!

[@superdutyzack]

How did you film 5:59 ?

[@aseelbinafeef3457]

Yeah. It was flabbergasting

[@robmulally]

I took a series of photos on the phone using the time lapse

[@namikazeloves]

Hi. Samsung gonna release Galaxy A73 5G, which it has same Main MP as S20U. Do you think it will work this on A73 5G too?

[@kevmeredith9702]

What app are you using for the intervalometer, does it allow you to do multiple shots.

[@julioarifanto1200]

Can i use my samsung A52 for this setup? What different one S series an A series in Sensor camera?

[@martingarimberti]

the camera of the note 10 plus is good enough to take photos like this? or should I buy an s20?

[@user-xw9fb5yl9i]

It is

[@user-xw9fb5yl9i]

There's plenty of video s10 note 10 look it up

[@viktorbihar5384]

The most important part is to find the right place. A place where there are absolutely no lights.

[@goran8916]

Can I do this with A51?

[@robmulally]

I haven't tried sorry :(

[@renatoimperatori5289]

probably. i took a picture of the orion constellation in the normal camera and under a light pole with my A21S, the A51 must pull that out

[@legacy4216]

Can you shoot with samsung m31i wanna see it....bro

[@robmulally]

I dont have one :(

[@giannispomonis]

Can you capture the milky way using a NOTE 10+ ??? I mean it has a descent sensor. Not as good as 20 series but good enough...

[@samsungaustralia]

You can try...

[@JohnMichaelsHeyGirrrllThe3rd]

@@samsungaustralia lol

[@robmulally]

It will be harder, the sensor is different but with the software updates you can do 30secs now and still get a RAW file, worth trying, don't wait for great conditions just try a dark sky and see how you go first.

[@youmissing6712]

Hi can i do with samsung a72?

[@yneshAshanti]

Great video mate. Any tips please as to how I can find the best time and place to shoot the Milky Way?

[@robmulally]

Low light polution and the right time of year, i'm playing with google earth which is free and at night you can see the position of the milky way, perhaps try that! be sure to set the right date.

[@arhamhussain7622]

@@robmulally where in Brisbane would you recommend?

[@JackieKido15]

What tripod are you using for this session?

[@robmulally]

The video description has a link to a blog post I wrote that includes all the gear!

[@raymarianlouisedatahan7988]

Will this work on Samsung a21s??

[@Hash_Art_]

Which app he named in half of video

[@jmgb6922]

Heloo, new subscriber here, how do you create that timelapse of the milkyway

[@robmulally]

If you have any questions! comment here and i'm happy to answer! hope you enjoyed it.

[@joelchia123]

Hi Rob, good work! I've tried out a few times with milky way time lapses with the s20+ and moment lens wide v2 as well. Do you have any app recommendations for stacking photos for time lapses? Also any tips with reducing noise without taking away too much detail? Thanks in advance :)

[@robmulally]

@@joelchia123 I think you can afford to lose stars as there are so many! Long as you keep that iso down and brightness and contrast balanced should be ok. I stacked these using after effects but most movie makers can animate a group of photos. matjoez has some. Great videos on step by step on how to do this.

[@dronesurgeon]

I've been following Samsung's 20 weeks 20 creators & you're hands down the best so far! I was wondering how to take silky waterfall pictures&what can I do with video? Also I'm a huge Samsung fan & was wondering how to go about getting a paid gig with them?

[@robmulally]

@@dronesurgeon that's very kind! Ok I'll add silky waterfall to my videos to create! Are you sharing your work created with the phones on social media and tagging Samsung that's the best way to be part of the community. Drop me a DM on there I would love to see some of your creations

[@joshee_xx]

Can't wait to try this out 🙂 thanks for the awesome video and extremely informative page on your website 🤩

[@neoleyting5952]

Hey mate is it possible for a S20 Ultra to be able to pick it up a star and the gas is around it coming off it ?

[@MatthewVandeputte]

I can't wait to try this myself!!

[@robmulally]

I cant wait to see it!!

[@ahsanadam5119]

Galaxy A12 ... doesnt have the settings though

[@davechristmas1183]

Hi do you know if this works the same on a galaxy a52 s I only have 10 seconds not 30 also what difference will this make

[@youtubetv1987]

I have the A52s too. 10 seconds of exposure instead of 30 means less time for the sensor to catch light. This means you will see less stars and light in your images.

[@davechristmas1183]

@@youtubetv1987 have you tried any settings at all I can't get it right lol

[@youtubetv1987]

@@davechristmas1183 Do this: - Exposure time 10s - Focus infinity - ISO 400 (try higher if you don' see anything, try lower if you see too much grain) - Go outside - Set timer to 5 seconds, capture and lay down your phone (screen down) - Wait 15 seconds I hope that will work:)

[@davechristmas1183]

@@youtubetv1987 sweet mate will try it thank you

[@youtubetv1987]

@@davechristmas1183 Okay for me it worked best with ISO 50, but I can't see the Milky Way. There's too much light pollution here.

[@SpaceFactsWax]

Thanks for uploading. I got the chance to witness a rocket launch in 2018. Unbelievable experience. I shared a pretty fun video of the trip to my channel.

[@nokiaairtel5311]

Please add RAW capture mode in GALAXY M51 ... !! I mean it is the top model of M series ... and the exposure time is 10 sec Max.. Why 🥺

[@tomp9002]

Probably because it's barely a mid level phone from last year ?

[@nokiaairtel5311]

@@tomp9002 😭😭😭😭😭 So mid level phones doesn't deserve such BASIC FUNCTIONALITIES ? 😑😑

[@exonysis8252]

@@nokiaairtel5311 😓😓same dude..

[@Luggruff]

@@nokiaairtel5311 it's not basic though.

[@nokiaairtel5311]

long exposure feature in 2022 is not basic ? OK 👍

[@levantheman94]

Thanks dawg, that's solid 💯. I'm looking forward to shooting some night sky

[@shakibbakhtiar2408]

name of the app ?

[@avestaabdolhosseinpour3912]

Intervelomiter

[@mdjubiedibn-emahamod3631]

Can I take it Samsung m31

[@Doctor183x]

Can you test this out with an iPhone

[@robmulally]

The Samsung has a Pro mode for photography with manual controls and the huge sensor its why I tried it with the S20 Ultra

[@videomaker8532]

Crazy, you should try this with an iPhone

[@robmulally]

Bold haha :)

[@shakibbakhtiar2408]

lol bro its samsung channel :)

[@viktorbihar5384]

It works, but manual controls are still better. Apple does not yet have manual controls.

[@mrcube3746]

is working to take the star with Samsung A51 Rob

[@robmulally]

I haven't tried :(

[@iftyi94]

i wish our midrange phones could be used for raw pictures and i wish gcam was enabled for us to use astrophotography mode🥺🙃

[@boylupoglupogboy1662]

thanks for the info...

[@Faisal-xb9bx]

Time 8:00 how to make milky way move like a video

[@kimduggan7631]

Fantastic video 👌

[@robmulally]

Thanks Kim!

[@malkzonyt]

@@robmulally bruh he's not talking about you dumb

[@davechristmas1183]

@@robmulally help please lol I only have 10 seconds not 30 will this Still work I have a galaxy a52 s

[@robmulally]

@@davechristmas1183 it might! But the results won't be as good. Do your best and try bigger iso

[@mohamadsayour8233]

i wish i had a Samsung s20 ultra

[@kennethballena]

Thank you. Very informative.

[@robmulally]

You are welcome

[@sjoerdstougie]

Its sad to see a phone being better than my DSLR, but then again the S20 is also 20 to 25 times as expensive

[@robmulally]

Technology advances so fast! its exciting, if you do try some with your DSLR feel free to DM me on IG and i can help give some tips.

[@270Winchester]

You could probably get the same results with your DSLR but it would require some editing because now days cameras rely heavily on software rather than hardware.

[@gokusan637]

How could you not take a Galaxy photo from an Samsung Galaxy

[@edenisraelsanchez5910]

Deberías hacer un curso de procesado para vía láctea, no has calibrado ni el perfil de color de cámara ni has calibrado el color de la vía láctea.... Mal paso. El problema es que la gente que no sabe, al ver esto va hacer lo mismo y no precisamente van aprender a hacerlo bien.

[@ThisIsArty]

i have the best tripod the ground

[@amdspeaks5181]

well said my friend.

[@HabibRahman-cn5yn]

jj

[@astro.p]

I took way better Milkyway shots than this Guy.

[@AjayPradeep]

Can you give me some tips I'm trying to get Milky way but I get only few dot stars

[@robmulally]

That is amazing to hear. what phone are you using?

[@robmulally]

@@AjayPradeep which phone , what mode and what settings.

[@mariodonoso9846]

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