The stars above the old Scottish country house we stayed in, #shotoniphone in Night Mode. Each exposure was 30 seconds (in a tripod). Tap and lock the screen, drag the slider down slightly to take out any over exposure of the sky while retaining the stars.
Rob Layton
@roblayton.bsky.social
Mobile Journalist | iPhone Photographer | PhD Scholar & Educator: https://www.instagram.com/roblayton www.roblayton.com.au
What’s the etiquette on a long-haul flight (13 hours) when the person next to you is unwell? I felt sorry for her but she coughed every five minutes (onto my arm) and placed all her snotty tissues into the seat pocket. I wore a mask (which I don’t enjoy) but she wouldn’t. My son is now unwell.
Updating content for my Mobile Journalism students, I came across this interview I did with @marcsettle.bsky.social in a pokey little room at the BBC in 2017. I ran it through Adobe Podcast enhance speech AI, the results are quite impressive. #mobilejournalism #mojo
Game-changer for my workflow. The remote feature in Black Magic Camera app: iPad controlling 2 iPhones. Acam set to 24mm, B is 48mm. Main audio on the Acam, using Rode AI-Micro with headphones to monitor, reference audio on Bcam. #mobilejournalism #mojo
Soviet-era 6x9 rangefinder 📷 + CineStill/Hp5/Ortho🎞️ + London/Edinburgh at Christmas 🏰 = 😁 . I’m back into film, thanks to my daughter’s interest in learning photography.
Simple #mojo set up - Rode Wireless Go into Rode AI Micro with headphones and BlackMagic Camera app. All you need for a basic mobile journalism kit.
The galactic centre shot on iPhone 16 Pro Max. Anyone can do this, if you have an iPhone 12 and up. It should be similar for Android. 🧵: 1. Find a dark sky area and plan on the new moon. I used the PhotoPills app to work out where and when the galactic centre would be visible. 1/5