Can Canon G7XMarkII shoot the starry sky?

Canon G7XMarkII has a starry sky mode, which can take moving photos of the starry sky at night. It can automatically enhance the starlight in the image and make the starry sky look more beautiful. On this basis, this mode has been further improved, which can provide more accurate focusing in scenes with difficult focusing (such as cold areas or near the zenith). Canon G7XMarkII can also shoot the trajectory of the starry sky, and the trajectory of the stars across the sky can be recorded in an image. The camera will shoot continuously, and each shooting process lasts for about 2 hours at most. At the same time, it further improves the effect of star orbit discontinuity and enhances the expressive force of starry sky photos. Canon G7XMarkII can also shoot short films between stars, and continuously shoot still images of stars within a specified period of time, and merge them into a short film. The camera takes pictures every minute. The stars move quickly during the playback, so that you can watch the movement of the stars in a short time.