How to shoot the moon?

1. Look at the weather in advance and choose sunny days to shoot ~

2. It is recommended to use a SLR lens of more than 200mm on the equipment and use a tripod to keep the camera stable, so that the photos taken are clearer ~

3. Set the camera mode to M, set the shutter1125s, aperture F8, ISO 100, delay shooting for 2 seconds, and adjust flexibly according to the weather conditions ~

How to shoot the starry sky?

1. Step on the spot in advance, choose the right place, time and weather to avoid light pollution. The darker the environment, the brighter the stars will be ~

2. Wide-angle lens below 24mm is recommended on the equipment, and tripod is used to keep shooting stable. If possible, you can prepare cable release, headlights or moon lights ~

3. The camera mode is M, the maximum aperture is selected, and the shutter speed is 20-30s. However, it should be noted that the shutter speed should not exceed the safe shutter speed, and it should be flexibly adjusted according to environmental conditions ~

How to shoot the car track?

1. Step on the spot in advance and choose the roadside with a lot of people to shoot the best ~

2. Shooting car tracks requires a long shutter. To set up a tripod to stabilize the camera shooting, the hand-held shooting picture will be blurred ~

3. When the camera mode is M, F8 or smaller, the shutter is about 15s. The length of the louver determines the length of the taillight drawing, which should be flexibly adjusted according to the environmental conditions ~

How to shoot the sunset glow?

1. The sunset time is short, so you should choose a good location in advance and try to choose a more open scene, such as the seaside, lake or the top floor of the city, which has the best effect ~

2. Shoot with aperture priority or M file, shoot with tripod, and turn on the real scene, with aperture F8- 13~

3. According to the brightness of the picture, appropriately add and subtract exposure compensation, and it is best to make use of the environment and prospects to make the picture richer and more stereoscopic ~