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Old 09-04-2009, 01:33 AM
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Taken tonight 9/3/09 @ 9:15PM
Didn't quite nail the focus (was using manual focus)
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Exposure: 0.01 sec (1/100)
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 300 mm
Exposure: -0.15
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Nice job WV...

I'm hoping I can stay up long enough to get a moon shot tonight. I'm yawning now though and still have 2 hours left. Stinks to get old.
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Tonights moon here was out about 2 hours before the sun set. Maybe go check you might see it LOL
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Because of where I live, it has to rise enough to be above the trees that surround us. I can get a great shot at about 1am if I set the alarm though.
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Old 09-04-2009, 01:58 AM
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Because of where I live, it has to rise enough to be above the trees that surround us. I can get a great shot at about 1am if I set the alarm though.
YIKES!!!! You must have some BIG tree's there LOL
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Thanks for this post WV, I'm inspired to do some moon shots now.

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Manual focus or not this is a great shot. Hope to have the equipment someday to take a great picture like this.
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Nice moon shot Tony .. it's not so easy to get a clean moonshot with alot of contrast and details.. I think you quite well !!

I always shoot the moon on tripod with remote ( It's a loooong way to reach ) and I also use manual focus, lock the mirror and take 3-shot bracketed bursts and most of mine don;t come out as good as this one, so great job ! .. you seem to improve with each post !

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Nice shot but I find the halo around the moon a bit distracting. Also, is this a cropped image?
 

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