[e12e]

I don't know about the iss specifically, but was stunned that taking a handheld photo with my huawei mate p20 pro - I could capture bright city lights, the aurora and a few bright stars shining through the aurora - in the same frame.

I'd be hard pressed to manage the same with my (old) dslr.

[ahakki]

Pics or it didn't happen. That's an impressive amount of dynamic range you are talking about.

[kn100]

https://photos.app.goo.gl/3foSpruUufJGtCBV7

These are a couple of pictures I took with my Huawei p30 a few months ago.

[e12e]

Yes. It's a combination of high iso with relatively low noise, and some enforced heavy handed post-processing in the camera app. And perhaps multiple exposures, I suspect. The pictures aren't "great" - but considering it's just "point and shoot" - I found it pretty impressive.

Let me see if I can't upload a couple of examples.

Ed: Any easy image hosting sites that work on mobile and allow selective whitelisting of exif data? I might want to strip time/GPS, but keep/present exposure information.. All without having to go via a desktop image program.

[scarejunba]

https://imgur.com/upload is the fastest to make it accessible but it doesn't allow selective whitelisting.

[e12e]

Ah oh well. The motives and information already on hn probably correlate well enough anyway, so:

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=10SO7r98DwjkMRj7H2uhK...

I guess you'll have to download to see exif info.

Ed: i guess a photo sharing site that both values exif (exposure etc) and privacy (allow whitelisting) might be a nice side project..

[scarejunba]

These photos are amazing!

I think Flickr gives you what you want. But you do have to pay.