Astrophotography
Astrophotography
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depends on the type/size of photo you want. a larger/wider pan you could use a 1.8 50mm or the 85mm. that would get you pretty wide since the focal area would be...outter space.
if you wanted to hone in, go for something like a 300 or larger. sure the f wont be as good but if you have zero light pollution you can just do a few min exposure or something. I use a black card or black piece of something to put in front of the lens just before the shutter snaps sometimes so that it wont get any post motion. A good dslr should have decent iso range. even if you set it to 100 and do a crazy long exposure it should come out ok.
But play around and see what you can do.