DSLR and Lens Photography: Choosing Your Gear

Hello everyone, When you see those fabulous photos of the Milky Way, galaxies, nebulae, and other night scenes, you're probably wondering, "How do they do it?" compared to your own photos. The first secret lies in choosing the right camera, and especially the right lens. In this episode, I'll review all the criteria for choosing the right camera body and lens for photographing the night sky. Using two comparison tests, we'll see that this choice isn't as simple as it seems... What impact does the number of pixels on the sensor have? What about the camera body format (APS-C/Full Frame)? Is it useful to get an autofocus lens? A stabilized lens? A zoom lens? Or is it not recommended? In short: all the points to consider to make the right choice! The site for finding in-depth comparative tests of many Sony lenses (including the "all-bayonet" lenses from Tamron and Sigma): https://sonyalpha.blog/ Feel free to share this episode and leave a comment below.