Huawei p60pro can't shoot the moon.

Huawei p60 pro can't photograph the moon because it is too small to be recognized stably.

In order to bring users a stable lunar shooting experience, Huawei only supports lunar recognition shooting for half a month or more. If the lens is stuck, the lens is blocked, and the camera shakes when shooting, it will affect the focus, the shooting effect and the shooting blur.

You can shoot in professional mode: manually adjust ISO, exposure time, focus mode and zoom factor to realize the lunar experience. Suggested parameters: ISO- 100, s (exposure time) 1/250, focus mode AF to MF, 10x or above for zooming. 10x or above, keep your hands steady. It is recommended to use a tripod to assist stability when shooting.

Skills of shooting night scenes

1, grasp the best shooting time.

First of all, 40 minutes before sunset is the prime shooting time for night scenes. In prime time, the light is softer and there will be a beautiful glow. Presumably, the most beautiful night scene is when the sun is about to set.

The second best shooting time is between 18 minutes and 40 minutes after sunset, which is called blues time. At this time, the camera can capture beautiful blue light, especially on windy days in winter. The sky is blue and very quiet.

Step 2 use RAW format

RAW format is a lossless format, which can completely retain the information of photos, keep more complete color and white balance, and have more processing space in the later period, especially the color changes greatly in the later period. RAW format can make your photos change a variety of styles.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Huawei P60 Pro