In my past 10 years of exploring photography, I was always fascinated by star and Milky way photography! I always looked up to photographers such as Chris Burkard and Travis Burke, and have finally figured it out! There's always room for improvements when adding a subject in, but here are some helpful tips that will help you get your Milky Way shot!
1. You want a DARK night with NO moon for best results.
2. Lock your camera down on a tripod to ensure it's steady and still.
3. Manually Focus on a star to get a sharp photo
4. Make sure your ISO is between 3200 - 6400
5. Use your minimum aperture F1.4 - 2.8 is best
Lastly, 6. Set your camera to do a long exposure (10 - 20) seconds usually.
And there you have it! Your first Milky Way shot! Good luck!
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