Star
gazers and new astronomers could be shocked to know that, with the proper gear,
the iPhone can be transformed to a great camera to photograph the moon. As
writen on his blog, Jared Earle
discloses the surprising, easy steps needed to obtain beathtaking stills of the
moon.
To begin
with, you will require some sort of telescope to obtain such close-ups. Earle
uses a Celestron C5. Then he uses
the Magnifi adapter as an attachement for his
iPhone 4S to the telescope. Once both bits of hardware are connected, Earle
starts the Cortex Camera application (US$2.99) to take his pics. The app utilizes a large number of individual
stills to put together one super sharp, noise free photo.
If you are
hoping to take some very nice photos of the moon, Jared Earle's post is really
a must-read. I especially like his tip about using Apple's heaphones sound
remote control as a shutter button.
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