How to shoot the Milky Way starry sky with Sony -A6000 micro-single?

1, with tripod: shooting the starry sky requires a camera to shoot for a long time, so there must be something fixed. We need a sturdy tripod, aluminum alloy is preferred, the tripod should be as flat as possible, and we should find the best shot at the top of the mountain.

2, to have a wide-angle lens: to shoot the starry sky, the requirements for the lens are also very high. A wide-angle lens is better. Of course, the ultra-wide lens is better, which can shoot a better and wider starry sky as much as possible. Try to choose a better quality lens.

3, with remote shutter:

Remote shutter is an instrument that allows people to release the shutter when they are not close to the camera (there is a distance limit), so that the process of shooting the starry sky can be less tired and boring, chatting with friends, drinking tea and shutter? Just give it to the remote control.

4. Learn to set ISO:

Learn ISO settings when shooting the starry sky. A camera with high sensitivity can set the ISO higher (specifically, you can click the shoulder screen of the camera to find the ISO option, click ISO, and set it with the shutter wheel. 800- 1600 is suitable, and Quan Huafu with excellent high sensitivity can consider 3200 regardless of printing). If you don't shoot the milky way, just shoot the moon or stars, ISO only needs 200-.

5, learn to set the aperture and shutter:

It is also important to set the aperture and shutter when shooting the starry sky. The aperture should be set smaller and the shutter should be slower, which is what we call long exposure. We need to use door B. If your camera doesn't have a B door, you can consider using M file.

6. The shooting location should be far away from light pollution: the place where the starry sky is shot must be far away from light pollution, away from residential areas and industrial areas, and it is best to go to mountains, forests or lakes. The less light pollution, the purer and more realistic the starry sky in the photo.