Hey, got some nice photos with the ROG Phone 2 that I thought I would share with you all from a trip in Riga. Not sure if the photos get lower quality when they get uploaded here or not, but make sure to use WiFi 😉
Feel free to share photos too 🙂
HDR On
No HDR
Wide Angle
With HDR
Direct Sunlight, HDR on
Feel free to share photos too 🙂
HDR On
No HDR
Wide Angle
With HDR
Direct Sunlight, HDR on
deeppaul589I used a gorilla pod to hold my camera stable.
All the photos were captured in RAW using this phone. Phone camera is not a recommended for this type of photography. Yet after lot of editing, results look good.
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2hrs of shooting would give good results in my opinion. Had to wait for moonset.
Camera settings : 48MP RAW
Shutter : 32sec.
ISO : 200
Focus : Inf
WB : Fluorescent
Shots captured : 360 (but used less in for final image)
Decided to go with RAW, for better editability. But may be also possible JPG.
Initial shot:
After capture comes lot of editing. There were non uniform bright patches due to surrounding light. Batch processed the images in Lightroom. There were too much noise in the image which makes it very difficult to edit, settled with an acceptable reduction.
Exported the imaged as JPG. And opened in Photoshop as layers. Used Lighten blend mode to get the effect.
Adjusted the opacity of layers to get the comet effect.
Final result :
References:
tobieHad this same problem, had to reset my phone to fix it, but @Anders_ASUS may have some alternative.I can't share a photo my camera stop working when i update to android 10 how to fix thanks
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deeppaul589This is great! Thanks for a thorough description!https://zentalk.asus.com/en/discussion/comment/52180#Comment_52180
I used a gorilla pod to hold my camera stable.
2hrs of shooting would give good results in my opinion. Had to wait for moonset.
Camera settings : 48MP RAW
Shutter : 32sec.
ISO : 200
Focus : Inf
WB : Fluorescent
Shots captured : 360 (but used less in for final image)
Decided to go with RAW, for better editability. But may be also possible JPG.
Initial shot:
After capture comes lot of editing. There were non uniform bright patches due to surrounding light. Batch processed the images in Lightroom. There were too much noise in the image which makes it very difficult to edit, settled with an acceptable reduction.
Exported the imaged as JPG. And opened in Photoshop as layers. Used Lighten blend mode to get the effect.
Adjusted the opacity of layers to get the comet effect.
Final result :
References:
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I use Luminar on Mac. A much cheaper alternative.
deeppaul589Looks awesome!
All the photos were captured in RAW using this phone. Phone camera is not a recommended for this type of photography. Yet after lot of editing, results look good.
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