Who has the experience of shooting stars with astronomical telescope and SLR? Please explain in detail how to operate and how to set the data on the SLR.

Please give me some advice. Good astrophotography is hard to say and hard to say. First of all, you should have a telescope with a slightly longer focal length, at least 700CM, and then go to the online store to buy your SLR camera adapter ring and connect it to the mirror to adjust the focal length. But the telescope must have electricity and an equatorial telescope, so that it can be exposed for a long time without blurring the image. The camera must have cable release, because you need to expose deep space objects for a long time. You can't keep pressing the shutter. You have to set the shutter time to 100 meter exposure. You must explore astrophotography yourself. You must be patient. You may have spent a whole night on a photo, and your finished photo will not be better than that in the picture book. You have to go through a lot of post-processing. In short, you must persevere to take good pictures of celestial bodies. Wish the landlord a successful day!