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the Perseid meteor shower drops off gradually and is highly active through August 24. Just the peak with the most viewing is Aug 12 11pm to Aug 13 4am. 💫You can absolutely catch a meteor with your smartphone! While phones cannot match a professional DSLR, modern mobile night-mode settings are now powerful enough to capture shooting stars.Step-by-Step Phone SetupKeep It Dead Still: You cannot hold the phone in your hand. A 10-second exposure will blur completely from your pulse. Clamp your phone into a tripod, or prop it securely against a cooler or a rock angled up at the sky.Turn Off the Flash: Ensure your flash is completely disabled. It will only light up nearby tree leaves or campground grass, ruining the night sky exposure.Turn on Night Mode: On an iPhone or Samsung, look for the Night Mode or Pro/Night icon (usually a moon or a clock symbol). Manually dial the exposure time up to its maximum setting, which is usually 10 to 30 seconds.Use a Timer Delay: Do not tap the screen to take the shot, as that shakes the phone. Set a 3-second shutter delay timer so the vibration from your finger settles before the camera starts recording.

the famous annual Perseid meteor shower reaches its peak during the night of August 12 into the early morning hours of August 13. Under clear and dark skies, you can see up to 100 shooting stars every hour. The absolute best time to watch is from midnight until dawn on August 13, when the sky points directly into the meteor stream. 💫 The stunning photos you see above are rarely just a single snapshot. Because meteors only flash for a fraction of a second, professionals use specific techniques to create these final image 💫 You can absolutely catch a meteor with your smartphone! While phones cannot match a professional DSLR, modern mobile night-mode settings are now powerful enough to capture shooting stars. 💫 Image credit : The Perseids, by Tomáš Slovinsky, Teide National Park, Tenerife, 10-14 August 2023 Equipment: Astro-modded Canon EOS R6 mirrorless camera, Sigma Art 28mm lens, Leofoto tripod (background); astro-modded Canon EOS D6 DSLR camera, Samyang 12mm lens, Leofoto tripod (meteors)

Hi, Sylvan Lake! 🐞✨ Visit Sylvan Lake

Today, wonder looked like sandy hands, feathers found along the shore, and little painted seashells brought from home to build a castle together. 🐚🪶🏰

If you see us building, come say hi. Come add a treasure. Come play. Come experience a little wonder with us. ✨

Wonder is everywhere when we remember to look. 🩷
Come visit us Wonder Keepers🥰 🐞 ✨