With long shutter speed, but how? Within an app, one or another.
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Without some kind of sensor to open the shutter at the right time, tough.
Some options I can think of
- shoot a HD video and extract a frame out of it
- shoot a burst and if you’re lucky you will get lightning in one of the pics
- set up a timelapse and hope one of the pics has the lightning
- long exposure
maybe try app like Halide to control the shutter... but its going to be tough to do.
a dedicated camera is what i use
v. slow shutter speed. and i shoot a hundred photos to get one good one.
this was shot at 1.3 seconds... on a tripod.... used interval timer.... i probably shot 500 photos... 2 or 3 were ok... and this one
Damn that's pretty
The first step is to go onto a rooftop to get a good vantage point, then you want to hold up the phone as high up as you can over your head, then point it up and wait