I have a Nikon d3400. I'm using a 70-300mm afp lense and my moon shots look like someone is aiming a flashlight at me. No craters so I thought I needed a filter. After reading some of what's here I see I don't. Obviously I'm a beginner and I've been shooting in auto. I've tried a couple of the settings and I'm getting the same result. Any help would be appreciated.
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