The Scientist

Have you wanted to take a photo to the sky at night?, with the stars, clouds and the beautiful moon, but the only stupid thing that you can photograhp is that.

Don't worry my little friend, today you are going to learn how to take a photo to the sky, in our new section THE SCIENTIST! (it's our first post, so I'm excited), first you need a cell phone, and I'm not talking about a cell phone that takes horrible photos, like me (I'm  horrible right now, but I'm not going to put a photo because I keep a little of dignity). If you have a camera with at least 12 mxp, this will work.

Then you need a new camera app, because the Android's camera is a shit, so you need something with more options, I love this app, its name is Footej Camera, I will leave the link below to download the app (sadly they are not paying me for the advertising)

If you use Apple, where is your dick?

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Ok, now in the app we have a lot of options, but the most important is "Exposure", you are going to change from auto to manual, and we have the ISO and the Shutter. Iso is the amount of light that enters the camera, and the Shutter is the time that the camera is going to be open to receive light, so we are going to use the Shutter in 10 seconds and the Iso depends is you wants a clear photo or a dark photo.

                  

Now let's take some photos, first you need a flat surface or a tripod, after that, shoot the camera where you want to take the photo and DON'T MOVE THE CELL PHONE, for 10 seconds and that's it, you will get a pretty photo if you didn't move your cell phone.

Also you can use that for draw with light, just go to a dark place and with a flashlight do exactly the same but now draw in front of the camera with the flashlight.

In summary, it's a great lifehack if you want to surprise a girls or you are in a mountain. See you