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why does my canon eos 80d keep overexposing nebula shots
ive been trying to get into astrophotography and i just got my canon eos 80d but every time i try to shoot nebulae they come out totally overexposed... i know its prob a noob mistake but cant figure it out lol. ive been using the 18-55mm kit lens and trying to use manual mode but i must be doing something wrong... does anyone have any tips for a beginner like me??
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