A supermoon 🌕 always presents a great opportunity to try and capture a special shot. Supermoons occur when the moon is near its Perigee (or closest point of its slightly imperfect circular orbit of the Earth) at the same time as it is a full moon in the lunar cycle.

When a full Moon occurs at the closest point to Earth during its orbit, it appears larger and brighter, becoming what is commonly known as a 'supermoon'. A supermoon is widely recorded as being much larger and far brighter than the Moon on any other night - and there's an easy explanation for it.

Here (below) are SuperMoon shots📸 taken by me, at different zoom levels, on iQOOZ9sPro Smartphone. Have a look plz.

5x Zoom:

At 5x zoom, the iQOO Z9s Pro brings the Supermoon closer, revealing its majestic presence against the night sky. The details start to emerge, hinting at the lunar wonders yet to be discovered.

10x Zoom:

Doubling our proximity, the 10x zoom unveils the moon's textured terrain. Craters and valleys come into focus, a testament to the celestial body's silent history, etched into its surface over eons.

15x Zoom:

With 15x zoom, the Supermoon's secrets are no longer whispers. Each crater, ridge, and mare is displayed in stunning clarity, a sight often reserved for the lenses of astronomers.

20x Zoom:

At the pinnacle of our journey, the 20x zoom transports us to the moon's very surface. It's as if we could reach out and touch the powdery dust, feeling the silence of space envelop us.

The iQOO Z9s Pro's advanced camera technology, featuring a 50MP Sony IMX882 sensor and OIS support, makes such detailed exploration possible. The Super Moon mode enhances the texture of the moon's surface, ensuring that even at high zoom levels, the images remain clear and vibrant.

Questers, Do share your own Supermoon shots, taken on iQOO Smartphones. Happy moon-gazing! 🌝📸

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