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Long Exposure Photos 60 second exposure photo with phone at eyepiece with an app produced giant ball of light, what next?

Last night I tried my first long exposure photo of M44 (the beehive cluster). While my exposure time was 60 seconds, my photos came out with a giant ball of light in the center of the photo. Is

Could this be due to my set up, as I only was using a phone app and putting my phone up to the eyepiece for one minute.?

Long Exposure Photos

Last night I tried my first long exposure photo of M44 (the beehive cluster). While my exposure time was 60 seconds, my photos came out with a giant ball of light in the center of the photo. Is this due to my set up, as I only was using a phone app and putting my phone up to the eyepiece for one minute.

60 second exposure photo with phone at eyepiece with an app produced giant ball of light, what next?

Last night I tried my first long exposure photo of M44 (the beehive cluster). While my exposure time was 60 seconds, my photos came out with a giant ball of light in the center of the photo.

Could this be due to my set up, as I only was using a phone app and putting my phone up to the eyepiece for one minute?

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Long Exposure Photos

Last night I tried my first long exposure photo of M44 (the beehive cluster). While my exposure time was 60 seconds, my photos came out with a giant ball of light in the center of the photo. Is this due to my set up, as I only was using a phone app and putting my phone up to the eyepiece for one minute.