Taken at f9 and 1/250th of a second exposure
I'm pretty happy with this, hopefully I'll be able to get a higher res one in the future.
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I managed to get a similar shot with my phone. Yours has a ton more detail though. Seeing Jupiter right next to the moon was nuts. It's not visible in this photo though.
I'm using an S22 Ultra. I'm seeing people suggest that some phones use post processing to fake the image. So that's unfortunate.
How do people take such clear photos of the moon on their phone? My phone only sees a ⚪.
A big part is exposure, you need to really crank down the exposure so the Moon isn't just an overexposed white circle. Having a phone with optical zoom is also important to get a decent resolution image.