There is no way to shoot the stars (night sky) with your mobile phone! !

1. Take Huawei Honor 10 as an example. First of all, find the professional mode of this camera: Pro Some mobile phones are expert mode, just look at the manual of the specific mobile phone.

2. It is observed that in the professional mode, the parameter option of manual adjustment is provided. This experience mainly involves three parameters: ISO, S and VE, which respectively represent sensitivity, exposure time and exposure compensation (other mobile phones can find these three parameters correspondingly, but the letters are different, please refer to the description of specific mobile phones for details).

3. First, set ISO (sensitivity). For the night sky scene, it is necessary to strengthen the sensitivity to successfully highlight the existence of objects such as stars. Because the starlight is weak (for cameras), we adjust it to about 800 ~ 1600. The specific values can be adjusted with reference to the local shooting effect. Should not be too small or too high. 800~ 1600 is a summary reference value, which can be set for debugging first.

4. Next, adjust the shutter, which is the exposure time. This step is particularly important. It is also the place that embodies the magic of manual mode. It is suggested to adjust the exposure time to about 4~8. Similarly, these can be slightly changed according to local conditions.

5. The last setting is exposure compensation. In order to reduce the interference of noise (stray light spots), it is necessary to reduce exposure compensation. The suggested parameters are -3 ~ ~ 2.

6, now everything is ready, only the last shooting precautions. When shooting, the mobile phone is fixed in one place without interference. If you put it in your hand, it will basically fail. Aim at the shooting area of the night sky, fix the mobile phone, then click, wait for 4~8s (the exposure time you set) after shooting, and you're done.