The starry sky is like a palette, what is the starry sky under the photographer s lens?

The starry sky under the photographer's lens is colorful, mysterious, dreamy, and beautiful. Because the starry sky is inherently a symbol of beauty. Many planets make up a perfect picture.

Different photographers shoot different starry skies from different angles, different places, different times, and different feelings. Some photographers shoot the starry sky on the beach, and the scene of water and sky is very shocking, and the stars in the sky are connected with the reflection in the water into a line, which is boundless and makes people have infinite reverie. Some photographers combine the surrounding environment, such as old trees and crows.

The starry sky photographed is lonely and lonely, which makes people feel a sense of sadness. Here are a few of the most beautiful things I think a photographer has about the starry sky

Brilliant and colorful starry sky. This type of starry sky is the most common type of starry sky photographed by photographers. When photographing this starry sky, there is not a single cloud in the sky.

Hundreds of billions of stars come together. Different stars shine differently. It shimmers like bright glowing gems that light up the entire night sky.

Colorful people are very colorful. It's like a sea of stars.

Mysterious starry sky. Photographers always have to rely on some contrast when photographing mysterious types of sky. They tend to zoom out and zoom in.

The starry sky shot in this way has more depth, because the lens is zoomed out, so you can shoot a lot of stars and some dark places. In conjunction with the stars claim to exude a bright light. Light and dark for contrast.

It is revealed that the whole night sky is full of mystery.

A dreamy starry sky. Photographing a beautiful and dreamy starry sky requires the photographer to control the time, just when the evening is approaching night. There are fiery clouds in the sky, and there are some purple over-colored imprints, which sparkle in the purple night sky in combination with the stars shining in the sky, and this is the scene that only exists in dreams.

Combined with some special wonders such as the aurora, from our visual point of view, this starry sky is simply dreamlike.

It's beautiful, it's beautiful, it's shocking, because every photographer can find beautiful things.

It is particularly perfect, it will give people a sense of immersion, and it is a special longing and yearning, and it is more immersed in this feeling.

It's very brilliant and gorgeous. The starry sky they photographed is very beautiful. I also like this kind of shooting.

The starry sky is particularly beautiful, and photographers are good at using various lenses to show the beauty of the starry sky to everyone.

In addition to photographing star trails, photographing starry skies with a similar effect to the naked eye is another pleasure. Shooting the starry sky has higher requirements for equipment, weather, and shooting environment than for star track shooting. Below I have compiled for you the photography skills of the land and air photography of the starry sleep, I hope it can help you!

Because the position of the stars is constantly moving, if you want to shoot the stars that are not moving as you can see with the naked eye, the time should not exceed 30s, and it is best to do it around 15s. This places demands on the camera's high sensitivity performance and the maximum aperture of the lens. When I shoot starry sky, I usually use a combination of shutter 30s, aperture, and ISO6400.

Choose the right equipment.

Photographing starry skies and star trails requires extremely strict equipment. Because the light emitted by the stars is extremely weak, if you want to capture a bright and dense starry sky, you need a large-aperture lens and a high-sensitivity and powerful body. Let me explain each of them.

The state of the equipment during the shooting

The choice of Wang Qing's fuselage:

If you want to capture great starry skies and star trails**, you need a full-frame body with excellent light sensitivity. Because of the excellent image quality of full-frame DSLRs, the high-sensitivity performance is better than that of non-full-frame DSLRs. And full-frame DSLRs have more large-aperture ultra-wide-angle lenses to choose from.

Selection of lenses:

The best lens for shooting starry sky trails is a large-aperture ultra-wide-angle lens. The maximum aperture needs to be reached, and the focal length should preferably reach 14mm. Because the wider the aperture of the lens, the more faint stars can be captured, and the wider the focal length of the lens, the more starry sky can be accommodated, and the entire Milky Way can be included when photographing the Milky Way.

Choice of tripod:

There is no subject that relies more on a tripod than a starry sky and star trail photography.

When shooting star tracks, a **time** can easily be several hours. Over the course of several hours, the tripod and head need to be kept in place. If there is the slightest hint. If you miss it, then a few hours of hard work will be in vain.

So if you want to shoot starry skies and star trails, then you need a heavy-duty tripod and head when choosing a tripod. It is best to have a weight of more than 20kg for both the tripod and the gimbal. As for the material of the tripod, aluminum alloy and carbon are acceptable.

Aluminum alloy has strong windproof ability because of its weight. Carbon is lightweight, so it is easy to carry and has good shock absorption. As for the choice of gimbal, 3D gimbal and spherical gimbal also have their own pros and cons.

The 3D gimbal is more convenient when shooting the starry sky and star trails, but the spherical gimbal shows its own advantages when shooting upwards at a large angle.