Planetary filter advice

[TheShape]

Hi, was out this morning (5am-ish). Got some great visual observations of Jupiter (could see lines of colour in the 'atmosphere')  and 4 moons. But when I tried to take a photo (using my smartphone and adapter) Jupiter was just a bright white blur. Can anyone recommend a set of planetary filters (1.25") to see if they help. I don't want to break the bank as I'm still only trying out this astronomy malarkey. 

I've seen a set of 4 (on Amazon) for about 20quid. Worth a punt or a waste of cash? 

 

[Andyk93]

It's usually a bright white blur when it's over exposed. I don't think a filter is going to help much

[Nathan UK]

I am interested to see how you get on with this as I was looking at them adapters for my iPhone 

hope you get it sorted I'm sure someone here will have the knowledge mate

[TheShape]

Here's what it looks like (through the phone). Yet just looking directly through the eyepiece myself I see a brilliant mini Jupiter complete with colour rings. 

[Garethr]

It's over exposed.

look for an app that allows you to control the exposure on your phone. I think there are free apps out there but you may need to experiment a bit to find the best shutter speed.  Don't spend any money yet.

Gareth 

[Garethr]

Sorry forgot to ad that's good for an iPhone though 

 

Gareth 

[PeterCPC]

Does the iPhone have an IR filter? Planets show better with IR filter.

Peter

[TheShape]

3 hours ago, Garethr said:

Sorry forgot to ad that's good for an iPhone though 

 

Gareth 

Its a Samsung s7 edge LOL.