The lens of a camera is like a human eye, so is the lens often harmful to the dazzling sun (backlight shooting)?

If you use dc, try to reduce the situation that the lens is directly facing the sun, because dc is a continuous viewfinder. If the lens is always facing the sun, the ccd will soon smoke.

So even if you write a composition, you should be quick. Of course, it is best to avoid doing so.

If you use a SLR, it is best not to burn the ccd directly to the sun, but be careful if you turn on the reflector for pre-elevation. When the reflector rises, the light will directly converge on the venetian blind.

In addition, some lens instructions will directly remind you not to put the lens in strong sunlight without installing the lens cover, so as to avoid the lens from gathering sunlight to damage the lens barrel and cause a fire.