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Explore iPhone 17 Captures Sunspots on Sun(Real No AI)☀️ iPhone Camera vs Telescope 🔭🤯 #iphone18 #iphone17 with 34,367 views, 544 likes, and 18 comments. Experience the impact of this video content that has captured audience attention.

So I recently captured this shot of the sun during sunset, where we can easily see 2 massive sunspots on the solar surface. These are sunspots AR4556 and AR4551, they were easily visible at 40X digital zoom of the camera and even in the video mode. And I can confirm that this is not AI cuz sunspots change their position every hour and when I checked their position using NASA SOHO imagery, I could confirm these. And if you wanna try capturing sunspots using your iphone keep in mind that these phones can only slightly capture these massive sunspots and most of the time sun is spotless nowadays as we are entering solar minimum however large sunspots can emerge anytime and you should check the SpaceWeather website to see whether any sunspot is visible. Moreover, only point your phone at the sun during sunset or sunrise when the sun is red; do not look at the sun directly with your eyes. This telephoto feature is only availabe on iphone 16, 17 and iphone 18 so other iphone users with iphone 15 or older phones may not spot sunspots. #iphone18 #iphone17

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