After I've proved to myself that Milky Way can be photographed handheld with my latest Huawei P30 Pro in Mersing, Malaysia on 6 Apr 2019, I am convinced that it's worth bringing this low-light beast to my Mount Bromo astrophotography trip from 3-6 May. And because I think capturing Milky Way and aurora with it is a little too mainstream now, I'm going to try and see if I can capture faint meteors and produce a near-DSLR quality Milky Way images with it so I can fill my camera bag with snacks the next time I'm going there instead. I've captured many Eta Aquarid meteors with my trusty DSLR at Bromo for the past 8 years but I haven't done any yet with a smartphone and so, it will be a first for me. While my friends were busy setting up their DSLRs, I was busy setting up my P30 Pro on my tripod. That didn't take long but you may ask why don't I try to shoot the meteors handheld? Well, photographing the meteors is unlike photographing the Milky Way, for obvious reason. I don't know when...