What if the moon is too bright to shoot the starry sky?

When shooting the starry sky, if the moon is too bright, you can take the following measures to solve it:

1. Choose a suitable shooting time: shoot when the moon is dark, such as before the moon rises or after the moon sets. This can reduce the interference of the moon's light on the starry sky.

2. Use filter: Use neutral density filter or gradient filter to reduce the brightness of the moon. These filters can reduce the brightness around and make the starry sky stand out.

3. Adjust the exposure time: If the moon's light is too dazzling when shooting, you can try to adjust the exposure time. Shorter exposure time can reduce the influence of the moon, but at the same time, the exposure time should be adjusted according to the moon phase and the brightness of the sky to obtain the best shooting effect.

4. Adjust ISO: Reducing ISO can also reduce the influence of the moon and improve the clarity of photos. But when shooting at night, the ISO should not be too low, otherwise the photos will be too dim.

5. Use other light sources: If there are other light sources around (such as lights or flashlights) that can be used to illuminate the moon, you can also consider using these light sources to reduce the influence of the moon on photos.

In short, when shooting the starry sky, we need to pay attention to the influence of the moon and take appropriate measures to reduce its influence on the photos in order to obtain the best shooting effect.