Scooby_Doo
Honorary Master
We are mid-way now...
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interesting fact, the moon is actually black, ie the surface is black...
and
interesting fact, the moon is actually black, ie the surface is black...
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APoc184
Honorary Master
On tri-pod.
And not going to lie. I also sharpened 10% in Lightroom before posting.
My tripod was ok, but it was struggling.... the long lens is rather heavy. I did make good use of the 2 second timer though. The tripod needed time to stabilise.
Ok here we go, from the start until about 20 mins ago. Sorry about the last pic, the damn mirror lock-up wouldn't work for some reason, so the shutter kept creating motion blur (2 seconds shutter speed, and low ISO, else noise is too much).
Jabberwocky
Expert Member
what exposure times are you guys using?, and what kind of set-up do you need to get close to that kind of quality?
I`ve tried taking pics of the moon before, all failed
I`ve tried taking pics of the moon before, all failed
Scooby_Doo
Honorary Master
Wow, every moon on every plant spins at the same speed as it's parent plant. So every planet will have one side of their moon face them...
Ok here we go, from the start until about 20 mins ago. Sorry about the last pic, the damn mirror lock-up wouldn't work for some reason, so the shutter kept creating motion blur (2 seconds shutter speed, and low ISO, else noise is too much).
Looks amazing. What glass and camera did you use?
I experimented with mine, but anything from 0.3s to 1.5s on my shots.
LazyLion
King of de Jungle
Sure. Just link it to Frizzle... not froot.
Will do! Thanks.
APoc184
Honorary Master
I took all shots at ISO100. I played around with the shutter and aperture a bit. Anything between F10 to F14 and 1/100 to 1,5 sec
EDIT: and sitnet just made it look like I used a disposable camera with his awseome shots. Nice
My camera laughed at me when I tried anything in the low ISO regions. I didn't feel like hitting full-manual either.
Elimentals
Honorary Master
Same here, well after sitnet's pics I decided to call it a night and pack up, need to finish my work anyway
Proud of my wife. Shot taken without a tripod, resting her hand on our fence
http://mybroadband.co.za/photos/data/500/medium/Lunar_Eclipse_2.jpg
http://mybroadband.co.za/photos/data/500/medium/Lunar_Eclipse_3.jpg
http://mybroadband.co.za/photos/data/500/medium/Lunar_Eclipse_2.jpg
http://mybroadband.co.za/photos/data/500/medium/Lunar_Eclipse_3.jpg
D3x!
Banned
Really cool looking and some great shots guys!
LazyLion
King of de Jungle
Proud of my wife. Shot taken without a tripod, resting her hand on our fence
http://mybroadband.co.za/photos/data/500/medium/Lunar_Eclipse_2.jpg
http://mybroadband.co.za/photos/data/500/medium/Lunar_Eclipse_3.jpg
Awesome! Those are great shots! Tell her we are impressed, it is not that easy to get such good shots.
WOW! very nice.Ok here we go, from the start until about 20 mins ago. Sorry about the last pic, the damn mirror lock-up wouldn't work for some reason, so the shutter kept creating motion blur (2 seconds shutter speed, and low ISO, else noise is too much).
Positively Negative
Expert Member
super pics guys,
WHAT lenses and cams are you guys using
All i can get on my crappy bridge cam is a tiny little spec which appears to be the moon
But i did shove my cam down the telescope and got some nice cheap cheat shots
WHAT lenses and cams are you guys using
All i can get on my crappy bridge cam is a tiny little spec which appears to be the moon But i did shove my cam down the telescope and got some nice cheap cheat shots
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super pics guys,
WHAT lenses and cams are you guys using
But i did shove my cam down the telescope and got some nice cheap cheat shots
Dunno what sitnet was using, but as mentioned, I used a Canon 7D with a 100-400IS f/4.5-5.6 with a 1.4x extender (equates to 560mm). Only the 1D allows this combo in Autofocus, so I had to MF the photo - luckily the onscreen 10x zoom allows me to focus on far distances with relative ease.
