Exposure back parameters: M-file fixed parameters: F8 ISO200, f 5.6- 1/500s. You can adjust it yourself, but you must use M, because the sky is too dark and the moon is too bright for the camera to measure light. The full moon is a stable light source.

Full moon fixed parameters: F8 ISO200, f 5.6- 1/200s. As the eclipse begins, the moon will get darker and darker. At this time, it is necessary to gradually slow down the shutter speed to ensure that the moon in the photo will be almost the same brightness.

Fixed parameters of chord and moon: F8 ISO200, F5.6-1125s. When the moon reaches the full moon, you will find that the shutter speed is not enough. At this time, you need the help of a tripod or a monopod. As the moon gets darker, gradually slow down the shutter speed to increase the exposure.

Red Crescent parameters: F8 ISO800, F5.6-1s. Get your tripod ready. The exposure time is usually about 4 s. If the shutter speed is too slow, the moon will become blurred. You can speed up, improve the sensitivity, or open the aperture.