How to shoot a clear moon with a camera?

1 Choose the right shooting time first. Generally, when the moon just rises, it is a better shooting time, because the moon looks bigger at this time.

2. Choose a telephoto lens. Use a telephoto lens when shooting the moon, not a wide-angle lens, because a wide-angle lens can't shoot the moon clearly. Choose a focal length of 500- 1000mm, and you can shoot a clear moon.

3. Set the appropriate exposure time. The longer the exposure time, the brighter the moon, and the shorter the exposure time, the darker the moon. The general exposure time is between160-400th of a second.

4. Set an appropriate white balance. If there is a big difference between the photographed moons, you need to manually adjust the balance. The color of the rising moon is redder than the rising moon. Generally, the color temperature of the rising moon is about 4700K, and the color temperature of the rising moon can be adjusted to about 5000K K. ..

In addition, it is necessary to set appropriate compensation exposure, adjust the supplementary light to the positive direction, increase the value according to the situation, and shoot with a solid tripod, so as to keep the picture quality clear.