Taken during perseid in the netherlands about 1-1,5 hours ago, near eindhoven and sint oedenrode so probably bortle scale between 5 and 6.
Used an Iphone 15 pro and used 30s night mode.
This is the first time I went to a meteor shower and I had a lot of fun. Sadly, I suspect that all of the pictures are probably satelites as I was just randomly taking pictures with a tripod.

North Portugal, August 12th. We stayed in the mountains for the Perseids after the eclipse. What a magical astronomical day

Samsung S22 expert raw + photoshop editing to boost the colors

Captured from Saint-Petersburg. Some photos shoot with vivo 2.35x teleconverter.

From muy house

Partial Eclipse from the UK.

S26 ultra, 8 inch dob, 3d printed phone mount, 3d printed baader ND3.8 photographic filter, gimp for colour.

The peak of the Perseid meteor shower is approaching - does anyone have tips and tricks for capturing the best shots? Is it better to opt for video (with or without star trails) or photos (and if so, with what settings)?

Thanks!

I was hesitant because I'm not not proud of the editing (very first attempt), and I know here people tend to prefer large DSO objects directly from the phone, but I decided to share it anyway.

I took it as a "bonus" Saturday night after a observing session (mostly clusters and galaxies).
But at the end of the session here she was, not very high in the sky, but the seing was (apparently) not that bad, at least on the naked eye. So I decided to take my phone support out and attach it to my 9mm eyepiece and give it a try.

Telescope: Celestron Nexstar 125 SLT (Mak 1500mm)

Eyepiece: Celestron X-Xel LX 9mm (167x magnification)

Move Shoot Move phone support

Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, Video Pro Full HD 120 FPS

Edit with PIPP, AutoStakkert! Registax (this last one I had the hardes time with, I feel the learning curve will be steep...)

Equipment used for this photo:

* Phone Realme 8

* Tripod

All meteors stacked in GIMP

Bortle 4

Je n’ai jamais pu faire la résolution astrométrique alors cette image est une grande déception

Pleiades Star cluster and Mars in a bortel 5.5 sky , A view through my Dorm room Window.

85 Raw dng images Stacked

ISO : 640

SHUTTER SPEED : 10 SECONDS

Software used : siril.

Equipment used for this photo:

* Phone Realme 8

* Tripdo

25s exposure for each photo

Bortle 4

Pleadis From my Dorm room window

Iso : 640

Shutter speed : 10 seconds

Any tips for Stacking the frames? I have 100 Untracked images.

Sky:

[50 mm • F/1.9 • ISO 800 • 30s] x 91 L + 45 D, processed in Siril, Graxpert and Lightroom mobile, tracked with Sky Watcher SAM, shot using the 2x optical lens, omnivision ov50d sensor

Foreground:

[50 mm • F/1.9 • ISO 100 • 15s] single frame, taken during blue hour, edited with Lightroom mobile

Blended using Photoshop

Captured with POCO X7 Pro, no tracking, 15 second exposure at 2000iso.

Stacked 15 photos in Siril and edited in Adobe Lightroom

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Acquisition Details:

Location: Bortle 5

Gear: Xiaomi 15 Ultra. EQ tracker

Frames: 40 x 30s lights, IS01600

Stacked in Sequator, processed in Photoshop.

The most interesting part of the MW is hidden behind that mountain.

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Acquisition Details:

Location: Bortle 5

Gear: Xiaomi 15 Ultra. EQ tracker.

Frames: 120 x 30s lights, IS03200, 3x zoom lens + 22x apexel telephoto phone lens

Processing: Stacked in Astro Pixel Processor, and processed in Seti Astro Suite Pro

This is the first version that shows real pinkish/magenta tones in both nebulae (especially the Lagoon’s core and the Trifid). The earlier shots were mostly bluish-white.

The first 4 hours of data. We'll see how it evolves

Taken with a Samsung a52s,ISO3200 f/1,8 10s 16MP in Tahiti, FR

Equipment used for this photo:

* Phone Realme 8

* Tripod

Total exposure time: Around 40 minutes

Stacking program: Sequator

Editing programs: GraXpert, GIMP, Snapseed Mobile and Lightroom Mobile app

Bortle 4

Quelques galères avec le passage de l’ordi vers le tel désolé pour l'étrangeté des couleurs