AstroGlow: Milky Way Camera

AstroGlow: Milky Way Camera

Stack the night sky

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#190 in paid Photo & Video
📷 Photo & Video
$6.99

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 18, 2026
  • August 18, 2026

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Your phone can see the Milky Way. AstroGlow proves it. Capture the Milky Way, aurora, star trails, and light trails with a night-sky camera built for the field. Point it at the night sky and watch your image build in real time: AstroGlow captures a continuous burst of exposures and stacks them live on the GPU — aligning every frame on the stars, averaging away the noise, and keeping the light. What a single frame renders as gray mush becomes dust lanes, star color, and glow. FOUR WAYS TO SHOOT THE SKY • Milky Way — star-aligned stacking for clean, deep skies • Aurora — a carefully planned single exposure for fast-moving light • Star Trails — open-ended circumpolar arcs; stop when they're long enough • Light Trails — headlights, taillights, and city motion A SMART ASSISTANT THAT KNOWS THE PHYSICS The NPF rule computes the longest shutter your lens can hold before stars trail. The gyroscope detects tripod versus handheld and plans the entire stack — frames, shutter, gain. On-device foreground detection helps keep the landscape sharp while the stars are tracked. You tap once. BUILT FOR THE FIELD • Night Vision — the whole interface shifts deep red to protect your dark adaptation • Star-focus loupe — 5× zoom while you calibrate true infinity on a real star • Stability gauge, haptics, and keep-awake — made for cold hands in the dark • Self-timer (3, 5, or 10 seconds) kills tap-shake — or puts you in the frame • Intervalometer — program up to 99 stacks with timed gaps; every shot saves automatically • Timelapse — the intervalometer can compile a finished video right on the phone: the Milky Way glides, aurora erupts, and star-trail arcs literally grow across the clip FINISHED, NOT FIDDLY Every capture ends with automatic hot-pixel removal and noise cleanup, then saves to Photos as a full-resolution image. One-tap Enhance lifts the Milky Way with skyglow-gradient removal and an astronomer's arcsinh stretch — fully reversible, with the before/after right on screen. No accounts. No uploads. Everything happens on your phone. One-time purchase. No subscription. A complete in-app Field Guide is included — every mode, every control, and the physics behind them, explained for the person standing in the dark.
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What's New in AstroGlow

1.0.1

August 18, 2026

Major stacking upgrade — this is the release AstroGlow was meant to be. • FIXED: Milky Way captures now genuinely stack. An exposure-planning bug meant earlier stacks could collapse to a single frame; the whole capture engine has been rebuilt. • Full-resolution capture: Milky Way and Aurora now capture 12 MP frames instead of 1080p video frames. • New star-matched alignment: frames are registered on the stars themselves, correcting both drift and field rotation. • Milky Way is now sky-only by design — compose above the horizon; the app tells you. • One-tap Enhance is now mode-aware: light-pollution white balance and deep stretch for Milky Way, bright arcs for Star Trails, vivid highlight-safe color for Light Trails. • Aurora captures a single clean exposure (never smeared by stacking), with optional ProRAW DNG. • Timelapse: sequences now run up to 2,000 frames, every frame exposure-corrected before encoding, with automatic thermal pause and battery-safe finishing for all-night runs. • Many reliability fixes: interruption handling, memory safety on long runs, and correct behavior in landscape.

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Last updated on August 23, 2026.

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