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Night mode is great but if you can set your camera on something perfectly still or use some type of tripod, night mode will change to astrophotography mode after a couple of seconds. Then you can take a 5 minute exposure that saves both a nice looking image full of stars as well as a time laps video. Do this someplace really dark and point it in the direction of the Milky Way center for some great shots! Some of you probably already know this but I have met at least 2 Pixel owners who did not know this was a thing.
To add to this, if you happen to be somewhere that is having northern (or southern I guess) lights and it doesn't look particularly amazing, set up and do an astrophotography shot anyway. The time lapses it produces from what looks like almost nothing to the naked eye are kind of amazing.
Count me third then, I didn't know that! Thanks!
I think I'm going to try this the next clear night
and maybe show it off in our Pixel photos thread π