Amit Sinha

Thank you so much for your help both. I've already looked at a fair few tutorials online, but never seem to be able to get quite the same pictures they do. I'm sure I was doing something wrong, hence posting the picture here. Sorry for the confusion @rickwayne, and thank you for being patient with my noob question. I did take multiple photos, each with a 30s exposure. I've attached an example of the original below... I did spend a lot of time processing the image, so I do take your point onboard. I started off with the 'auto' feature on Lightroom and went from there, which is where the green was introduced I think. Any advice you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Hi Folks, Hope everyone is well. I'm new to stargazers lounge and more broadly new to astrophotography. I recently took a trip to Chile and was able to take a photo of the milky way using my iPhone 14 Pro Max. I've not done photography before. But this is what I've managed to come up with. I'd be keen to get any feedback on how I can make this photo better / what I should have done differently. For people's information, the original was taken with a 30s exposure, in nightmode with the ProRAW format. I've stacked the images using Starry Landscape Stacker and then edited using Adobe Lightroom. Any advice which anyone could give me would be entirely welcome. Thank you!