What are the three highlights of the super total lunar eclipse?

Aspect 1: The total lunar eclipse and the "super moon" appear hand in hand.

The full moon will be accompanied by a total lunar eclipse, which is also a "super total lunar eclipse".

Aspect 2: The biggest full moon in a year.

When the "total lunar eclipse" was staged, it coincided with the phenomenon of "super moon".

Aspect 3: You can record the solar eclipse without a camera!

Fix the camera on a tripod, choose a wide-angle lens with a focal length of 24-35mm, and photograph the changes of the solar eclipse in combination with the scenery. You can also choose a 400mm telephoto lens to take a close-up of the red moon, or connect the camera to a telescope, but the focal length should not be too long, and it is best to shoot the whole moon surface.

It should be noted that the brightness of the moon will decrease a lot during the total lunar eclipse, so it is necessary to increase the exposure. In order to ensure the shutter speed, it is best to improve iso.

The basic method of shooting the moon:

1, we should try to use a long focal length lens when shooting the moon, especially a long focal length lens over 300mm is the most ideal; When the focal length is not long enough, you can also use the range extender to lengthen the focal length. This is a wise choice, and I believe you should know the secret.

2. Remember to use a tripod when shooting. The heavier the tripod, the better the stability.

3. When shooting lunar celestial bodies, manual focusing must be used. Once accurate focusing is achieved, the focal length can be locked to prevent focus deviation; However, in order to make sure you don't leave any regrets, I suggest you refocus every time you shoot. This kind of self-denial will definitely prevent you from making unnecessary mistakes (the same is true for landscape photography). I believe that focusing once and for all is a taboo for photography.

4. When the camera is fixed on the tripod, don't forget to turn off all the switches with anti-shake function in the camera and lens to prevent unnecessary jitter.

5. Under the premise of meeting the exposure, try to set the ISO sensitivity at a relatively low level, usually iso 100, and amateur cameras should not exceed iso 400 to minimize noise in low light.

6. Because the moon is a celestial body moving at a high speed, the shutter speed is usually above 1/250s in order to ensure shooting the moon with a relatively higher definition. On the basis of satisfying the exposure, the faster the shutter speed, the better.