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Originally Posted by jsmih
Galaxy/stars/meteors - need a wide angle wide aperture lens. The Samyang 14mm/f2.8 is pretty cheap (around $220) and supposedly pretty good. Exposure times over 15-20 seconds will start to get star trails.
Moon - need a pretty long lens to get much more than a dot. The Canon 55-250mm would fit your camera, is sharp, and is pretty cheap (around $200). It would give you a bigger moon than your 18-55, but still not fill the frame. Remember the moon is lit by the sun (daylight), so exposures will be short.
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loads of BS...
the moon is easy captured with a good quality camera...
these all taken with my Panasonic...
https://www.panasonic.com/es/consume...g-k.specs.html
however, for deep sky at night, i would recommend purchasing a telescope and connecting it to your pc or laptop
