Time-lapse photography skills for shooting the moon

Time-lapse photography techniques for shooting the moon are as follows:

1, use the right lens

Shooting the moon usually requires a lens with a long focal length, such as a telescope over 200 mm This will make the moon in the photo bigger and clearer.

Step 2 Use a stable bracket

Because shooting the moon requires camera stability to avoid blurring, it is recommended to use a stable tripod or other bracket to fix the camera.

Shooting skills:

As the moon is a relatively fixed subject, it is suggested to set the camera to manual focusing mode, and then adjust the focal length to the best position to obtain a clear image.

The moon is a relatively bright object, but there are still exposure problems. It is recommended to use a lower ISO setting (such as ISO? 100 or ISO? 200) Reduce the noise and adjust the shutter speed and aperture size according to the actual situation. Try different exposure combinations until you get satisfactory results.

Before shooting the moon, use the preview function of the camera to check whether the focus and exposure are satisfactory. If you are not satisfied, fine-tune it as needed in time.

In order to increase the beauty and expressiveness of photos, we can consider adding some other elements near the moon, such as buildings, mountains or trees. This can increase the depth of field and layering.

Shooting skills:

1, seize the wonderful, with high-speed continuous shooting:

Usually shooting is set to "single shot", that is, press the shutter to take a photo. However, if you still use a single shot when capturing fast-moving objects, it is very likely that the photos will be blurred. Even if there is no blur, it is difficult to guarantee that only one shot is the most wonderful moment. At this time, we used "high-speed continuous shooting" to shoot, and we can record the whole movement process through a few photos. Finally, you can take a photo in this pile.

2, the use of white balance, is conducive to contrast the picture atmosphere:

Usually when shooting, you can set the white balance to automatic, but if you want to adjust the picture atmosphere, we can change the value of the white balance. If the white balance value is high, the picture will be warmer, while if the white balance value is low, the picture will be colder. When we shoot the sunset, increasing the white balance value can strengthen the yellow tone in the picture and make the picture warm; When we shoot scenes such as fog, blue sky, night scene and snow scene, lowering the white balance value can make the picture "cold", which is more in line with the atmosphere of these scenes.