A progress circle counts down the exposure time. Returning to the view finder, the shutter is tapped. A choice of 10 minutes, 7 minutes, and 4 minutes are available for duration. In the astrophoto options, the sky is hidden again. Planets are labeled and lines connect stars as constellations are identified. When it is set to show, an overlay of constellations appears. When the sky is set to hidden, the screen is black. A popup with Sky and Duration options opens. Returning to the view finder in the app, the astrophoto icon is tapped in the upper right corner. Astrophoto mode for best night sky results. Disclaimer: Video simulated for illustrative purposes. Next, Galaxy S23 Ultra seen from the rear. Supported on Galaxy S23 Series devices, S22 Series devices, S21 Ultra, S20 Ultra, Note20 Ultra, Z Fold4, Z Fold3 and Z Fold2. Disclaimer: Expert Raw must be downloaded separately from the Galaxy Store, for free, before use. Next, a time elapse of the darkening night sky. Next, Shainblum holds up the tripod and light.

He has the Expert Raw app open and he adjusts the settings. Next, Shainblum configures the device on a tripod. A close-up view of the Galaxy S23 Ultra’s Rear Camera. Next, in a mountainous nature park before dusk, Michael Shainblum, landscape photographer, addresses the camera with a Galaxy S23 Ultra in hand. Next, a time elapse with star trails behind a rocky silhouette. Next, another astrophoto with a mountainous landscape element. Next, an astrophoto of the Milky Way captured with high-resolution detail and color. Next, the resulting time elapse shows star trails that are clearly defined. It is taking an elapsed photo of the night sky as the man watches. At another angle, the device’s screen is seen.

In the same mountainous setting at dusk, a warmly dressed man adjusts his Galaxy S23 Ultra that is set on a tripod. How to capture the night sky with Galaxy S23 Series Capture the stars in a whole new light with Galaxy S23 Ultra.

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