In fact, as long as through an interesting MagSafe adapter device, iPhone users also have the opportunity to surpass several mobile phones that claim to be able to easily take such photos and take more “frame-breaking” moon photos – although, it must be paired with some professional ones. Astronomical telescope equipment (laughs). Continue reading Frame-breaking moon photos are taken as soon as you take a breath! The latest MagSafe accessory turns your iPhone into an astronomical camera, according to the report.
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The frame-breaking moon photo can be taken as soon as you take a breath!The latest MagSafe accessory turns your iPhone into an astronomy camera
In the past few years, many smartphones have suddenly appeared that claim to have ultra-high-magnification zoom and can easily take photos of the moon (although this may be achieved through AI calculation). Such a topic is for iPhone users who have just recently increased the optical zoom ratio to 5 times. Although if you really want to take pictures seriously, there are still some methods and techniques that can be achieved, but you may feel that it is still a bit stretched.
But now, through a very interesting MagSafe adapter device, iPhone users also have the opportunity to take more “frame-breaking” moon photos that surpass several mobile phones that claim to be able to easily take such photos – although, it still has to be matched with some a little bit. Professional astronomical telescope equipment (laughs).
In addition to professionals who are already interested in astronomical observation. In fact, in recent years, not only have the telephoto magnifications of smartphones become higher and higher, but even the ultra-telephoto lenses of mirrorless cameras have begun to reach a more affordable price range. Therefore, I personally believe that there should be some people who started by trying to shoot this subject, jumped into such a new pit field, and fully enjoyed the fun of observing astronomical landscapes.
At this time, the MagSafe telescope observation adapter launched by Turing allows you to more easily record the images in the telescope through a smartphone that supports a magnetic fixation mechanism – it is currently built-in on iPhone 12 and above. With MagSafe support, Qi2 smart devices should be able to be easily adsorbed and used in the future.
When I saw the Telescope Adapter for MagSafe launched by Turing, there was only a small black circle dug out for the position of the mobile phone lens. I believe everyone is as curious as the editor about how it can correspond to different mobile phones and the size and position of the lens group.
Later I discovered that this accessory can not only support 31mm ~ 55mm observation goggles. The MagSafe adapter actually provides an adjustment mechanism with dual slide rails – so that you can easily align the lens you want to use to the observation position. Once you adjust the position, you can easily use your iPhone to take pictures of the astronomical landscapes you see through the telescope – in fact, you can also use it to watch birds or watch performances!
Judging from the introduction and video on the official website, Turing’s demonstrations were all shot with a 1x lens. But it is also mentioned on the official website that if you want to use the telephoto lens of the Pro series iPhone for alignment shooting, there is no problem.
Although my personal impression is that similar camera/mobile phone adapters have existed in the past. But the advantage of easy magnetic positioning through MagSafe is that it is much more convenient to install or remove at any time. I believe it will also be more conducive to related records and observations. If you happen to have such equipment on hand, or are a friend who has always wanted to try shooting this type of subject, you can refer to such accessories.
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