Which camera do you recommend to shoot the stars and focus on them?

Recommend a cost-effective camera that can shoot the starry sky.

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Canon 650D is recommended.

Canon 650D kit (equipped with 18- 135mmSTM lens) is 6399 yuan.

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The configuration of 650D has been greatly upgraded compared with the previous generation. The latest DIGIC5 processor is replaced, and the focusing system follows the full cross 9-point focusing system of the mid-range model 60D. In addition, although the pixels of the new sensor are the same as those of the previous generation, the pixels supporting phase focusing are added, so that servo focusing can be realized in real-time view, and video shooting supports continuous autofocus function.

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Canon EF-S18-135 MMF 3.5-5.6 ISSTM lens is a 7.5 times optical zoom EF-S bayonet lens released by Canon 20 12 and Canon 650D. The equivalent focal length is 28.8mm-2 16mm, and the maximum aperture is F3.5-. On the basis of the previous generation Canon EF-S18-135 MMF 3.5-5.6 IS, the STM stepping focus motor is added to make the lens focus operation faster and quieter, comparable to the top USM motor. As a new generation of camera lens, it is undoubtedly a powerful upgrade. The focal length range from 18 to 135 mm, taking into account the commonly used wide-angle and telephoto ends, is very suitable for users who often travel light.

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SLR digital camera is equipped with full HD video shooting function, which covers the use of digital camera and digital video camera, taking into account high-quality photos and full HD video shooting, and has become a trend of listed products in recent years.

Shooting the mainstream cameras sold in the starry sky market can shoot the starry sky or the light track. A camera with good performance has certain advantages in long exposure noise control, high sensitivity and power consumption. For example, Nikon D850 or D8 10, Canon 5D4 or Sony A7RIII can shoot the starry sky well, but the micro-single is not dominant in power. In addition to camera performance, the most important thing to shoot the starry sky is the choice of lens. Super wide-angle constant large aperture is a sharp weapon to shoot the starry sky. The lens specifications for shooting the starry sky are 1 1-24, 12-24, 16-35, etc. Canon APS-C camera recommends a super wide-angle EF-s 10- 18 lens, which is a sharp weapon for shooting scenery and starry sky, and the price is more than 1,000 yuan. Pay attention to the shooting environment when shooting stars. Only when the sky is transparent can we make clear and visible works. The shutter speed is set to 30s, and the aperture is F2.8 ~ F4. Color temperature is 4200 ~ 4600 K, sensitivity is 3200 ~ 6400, focal length is pushed to infinity, and large aperture and long exposure are the key points of operation.

How does Nikon SLR shoot the starry sky

Question 1: How to shoot the starry sky with Nikon SLR camera? 1. Use a tripod

Open door b

Use cable release

Question 2: How to shoot the starry sky with a SLR? Nikon D3200 manual, shortest focal length, ISO3200, unlimited manual focusing, exposure time reference 600 divided by lens focal length, tripod fixed.

Question 3: How about Nikon D7000 shooting starry sky? ! ! ! This is not simple! 1: aim the tripod at the sky, 2: switch to manual focusing, adjust it to infinite focal length to see how big the sky range you want to shoot, 3: switch to manual exposure, set the sensitivity to 400-800 aperture and adjust f4 to see how clear the sky is. No matter whether there is a moon or not, there is little light pollution in the city. Generally, exposure time of 4- 15 seconds is enough, and then it can be adjusted according to the screen effect.

Question 4: How does Nikon D7 100 shoot the maximum aperture of the starry sky? The focal length depends on your requirements. Generally there are more wide-angle ends. Due to the motion of the star, it will be tracked to the telephoto end after a long exposure.

Adjust the sensitivity to the maximum you can bear.

Shutter to see your final result.

Question 5: How to shoot the starry sky with a SLR? Skills of shooting starry sky with SLR: 1. Tripod with iso 100 for stable trajectory of starry sky. Manually focus to infinite aperture 8 or 1 1 (many lenses 8 are the best aperture). The shutter starts at 10 second, and the test of 1520 becomes slower and slower until you take a photo that you agree with. 2, pure shot starry sky stable tripod iso 1600 or below (1600 or above, the noise is obvious, especially Nikon, the noise is more than Canon) Aperture 8 or 1 1 Adjust the shutter to shoot more according to the values in the frame, compare the best shutter, and then start creating.

Question 6: Entry-level SLR can shoot starry sky. In fact, you don't need many high-end machines, and the low-end entry-level SLR can meet it.

Generally speaking, it is easier to show charm with a wide-angle lens when shooting stars.

Because it is shot at night, the light is very dark and the exposure time is long, so you must have a tripod.

Pay attention to stay away from the city lights and avoid light pollution when shooting, so as to shoot a clean starry sky.

Use small aperture, manually focus to infinity, use tripod and cable to release, and use exposure delay if necessary. .

Since it is new to you, there is no need to get a good shot. It's best to wait until you know your needs before buying a better lens. Now buy a machine directly and practice your hands first.

If it is a low-end model, Nikon d3200+ 18- 105, D5100+18 =105, Canon 600d+18-/kloc-.

If you want a better fuselage, you can buy Nikon d7000+ 18- 105 and Canon 60d+ 18- 135.

Question 7: Ask photographers for advice! ! ! ! ! ! How to shoot the starry sky? Tripod essential

The data in the book are: aperture coefficient of clear night sky 1 1, 1 ~ 10 second, ISO 100.

Personally, I think we can try door B, with a larger aperture coefficient.

In composition, I have read a good one. Take the silhouette effect of the mountain and highlight the beauty of the night sky under the starry sky with the ups and downs (or precipitous) of the mountain (but it is best not to have clouds). If this is the case, the metering point should be aimed at the night sky (because it is necessary to ensure the brightness of the night sky and the silhouette effect of the pure black mountains)

The other is my own idea, shooting the sky through the branches in the Woods. You can choose a place where the branches form a frame around the photo to cover the sky, and the whole night sky is exposed in the middle. In this case, the branch needs to be considered in the metering, and the branch needs to show its proper outline. If there is enough light, the branches can be photographed more clearly. This kind is best in autumn, after some leaves fall. Otherwise, too many leaves may completely cover the night sky.

Nikon's D200 effect can definitely take good photos.

A few digressions: I've always wanted to shoot the starry sky, but living in the city, I can't see the magnificent starry sky at all. Rogue ~ ~ if you can really shoot, send it up. Let me see. Please.

If you can't answer the question, you can ask it in the shadow, where there are more experts. (individual)

Question 8: Nikon SLR Xiaobai asks for advice, how to shoot the delayed video of the stars in the night sky? How to set it? Time-lapse animation rarely shoots video material. The general practice is to set a fixed shooting interval on the camera or remote shutter line, such as 10 seconds, 30 seconds, 1 minute. The camera takes long-exposure photos at regular intervals. After that, we will use later software, such as audio and video, to connect the series of photos into animation. There are very detailed tutorials on the Internet, so I won't go into details. When shooting photographic materials, be careful not to overexpose. It is recommended to use the exposure parameter at the top of M file to prevent the exposure difference caused by the camera's automatic exposure (which will lead to the flicker of the later video). There is also a tripod and a remote shutter, and you must not press the shutter by hand (it will lead to video jitter in the later stage).

Question 9: How does Nikon d7000 shoot the night sky? It's quick and easy. Find a good place, put a tripod on the camera battery, and remember to bring a headlight or flashlight.

Turn the machine to M, use the wide-angle end, set the aperture to the maximum, and set the ISO to the high point. Your machine can set the shutter at 6000 and shoot for 20 seconds to see what it looks like. If not, adjust the shutter speed. If it doesn't work in 30 seconds, it will be released by cable.

Question 10: What lens does Nikon use to shoot the starry sky? 14-24, the wider the starry sky, the wider the shooting range, and 70-200 shots are widely used.

What camera can be used to photograph the starry sky?

You need a long-focus SLR camera to capture the starry sky at night. If you want to shoot the starry sky, you must use a full manual exposure camera, and you can get good results with a tripod, regardless of pixels. Ordinary cameras that can't manually control the shutter speed and aperture size are basically powerless, because they will darken the picture because of insufficient exposure.

Shooting equipment

To have a good SLR with high sensitivity, I suggest Quan Huafu, preferably a camera with outstanding high sensitivity.

The most suitable lenses for shooting starry sky are large aperture and super wide angle lens. The larger the lens aperture, such as 24F 1.4, the wider the aperture, the shorter the exposure time.

Because of the long exposure time when shooting the starry sky theme, a stable tripod and pan/tilt are needed.