iPhone 15

You can see the Milky Way with your naked eyes, especially in areas with minimal light pollution. When you're in a dark location away from city lights,

Press the shutter button. The camera will automatically use a timer to minimize shake and will shoot for about 15 seconds.

I find that iPhones are becoming more and more capable. Took a crack at night sky photography of the Milky Way. Here are some results.

It's so easy to shoot these hyperlapses on your iPhone or android. Use a sticker to help you focus on your subject, switch to the Timelapse feature and then ...

These fantastic shots shared by MacRumors forum member ToddH were taken using an ‌iPhone 14‌ Pro Max in Night Mode with the maximum available ...

10 second exposure on a stable tripod automatically switches to 30 seconds. Do that with a newer iPhone in a dark sky for this sort of result.

In your native camera settings, you can open the exposure settings by tapping the little ^ near the top and the moon symbol to the bottom ...

I tested the iPhone 16 Pro's Ability to shoot the milky way and man this year is way better! I also compared it to the 15 Pro, 14 Pro, ...

I used the iPhone 16 Pro for astrophotography, and compared the results to two professional level cameras.

I tested the iPhone 15 Pro's Ability to shoot the milky way and went and did some astrophotography with it and compared it to the 14 Pro, ...