How to set the parameters of Canon camera shooting the moon?

The setting parameters of Canon camera shooting the moon are as follows:

Tool: Canon 80D.

1, aperture: full moon F 1 1 half moon F8 new moon 5.6. The focal length of the lens used to shoot the moon must be above 200.

2. Shutter:1100 ISO100 (parameters can be changed according to actual conditions; If ISO is a novice, it can automatically adjust the shutter speed according to the brightness of the moon).

When shooting in manual mode, the specific parameters are as follows:

ISO: set to 100, minimum value.

Aperture: set it within f5.6-f 10.

Focal length: turn on the lens to reach the focal length, and turn on the autofocus and anti-shake functions.

Shutter: It is generally set between1100s-1/250s, and should be adjusted flexibly according to the ambient light when shooting.

White balance: It's best to keep it automatic and don't adjust it.

Flash: Off. Better get down before the moon rises! In the weather forecast APP, I am optimistic about the time of the moon. On the full moon, the moon is amazing! In addition, the blue moment is about 15 minutes before and after sunset, which is the best shooting time. Don't shoot when it's out of date!

Photometric mode: Evaluate luminosity. Shooting the moon usually happens on a clear night. It is better to have no clouds in the sky, and the moon photographed in high visibility will naturally be clearer.