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Old 01-30-2010, 07:19 AM
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Default Moon and Mars...
This is a couple different exposures and combined in photoshop. Mars is near the top center.

Moon. 1/4000 sec. ISO 100.
Mars. 2.5 sec. ISO 100.
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Old 01-30-2010, 11:33 AM
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Wauw nice picture, never seen both of them in same shoot!
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Wauw nice picture, never seen both of them in same shoot!
Just amazing!
Ive thought of doing something similar with that photostich software thats out there, but... this is neat!
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WOW! That looks awesome! Well done!
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Is the exif info on the moon shot accurate? 1/4000s @ ISO100???
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It was 1/4000th yes but the moon was a bit dark on the photo, i had to brighten it a bit to get it where it is now...
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wow!!! Does anybody know, will mars be like that tonight?!
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Mars is quite a distance from the moon now. You can see it. It looks like a really bright star...
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nice,,TFS
i thought of shooting them together on jan 31st but due to clouds not able to
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damn, i never thought mars is the red dot i see every night when i look to the mountains next to home, tonight i used my 300mm lense and live view in my laptop and saw it moving, pretty nice, thanks for this pic!
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