nightsky

Hi as seen by my username, I'm new to photography. I have been experimenting with macro, landscape, usual stuff and wanted to have a go with the night sky. However I'm not sure what settings to go for? I have tried full aperture and iso at 3200 is that too low? Or do you just need a better...

i have a canon t5 rebel with a 50mm lens & im going to the griffth observatory tonight to take pictures of the stars/night sky , i went last night but had alot of trouble focusing on the stars. any tips on how my settings should be? & how to focus my lens to see the stars?

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