I set up on the deck last night for an hour or so to get the lunar eclipse.
The images in the panorama above were taken at 2‑minute intervals (with occasional adjustment to the camera’s aim). They’re all 250mm, f/5.6, and either 1/100s, ISO 100 (the crescents) or 1s, 200 ISO (the ruddy disks).
Since I was already out there, and the sky was clear, I set up my 2nd camera, pointing straight up, to get some star trails. (And satellite tracks aplenty, some iridium flares, and maybe a very small meteor or two.)
This one’s made up of ~630 images, each 11mm, f/2.8, 5s. (I didn’t check the ISO on these, but I’d guess it’s in the 100–400 range.)