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Another cold day . Temp were very low up in the North last night -much lower than was forecast -18 at Inch and Aviemore I believe.
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Merdat, where-ever that was taken looks lovely and peaceful
Did this yesterday for a uni thing:
Just for fun, first attempt at startrails
You owe it to yourself to click here really.Originally Posted by Blitzen
went for a walk when i was snowed in last week when the snow hit!
left my Canon EOS 400D at work too so had to settle for the lower quality of the Fuji normal digital camera...
was pretty bummed about that but still got some nice shots for the digital frame!
Saw this out of the window this morning - couldn't resist as I haven't got a decent moon shot yet, I was surprised it came out sharp as it is shot through my window whch is a bit dirty (didn't have time to take the tripod outside - got to get to work!)
GSte (11-02-2009)
Very nice - the moon was looking ace yesturday and this morning.
Some I took of Amanda Palmer last week.
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great job on the exposure, just need to work on the composition
oh and id scrap the first, looks like she's about to devour that mic
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There was only so much I could get in shot with a 50mm on my camera. Plus, there was bugger all to compose.
I quite liked this one though:
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Excellent shot mate, what kit did you use for that?
Saw this out of the window this morning - couldn't resist as I haven't got a decent moon shot yet, I was surprised it came out sharp as it is shot through my window whch is a bit dirty (didn't have time to take the tripod outside - got to get to work!)
Thanks for that
Its a Sony A200 with a Sony 70-300mm SSM G lens tripod mounted with a remote shutter. The photo is cropped quite a bit - plus altered the white balance a little in raw and the contrast and sharpened etc in elements but not a huge amount.
Camera settings: 1/80 sec shutter, f/10, ISO 100 on manual exposure (I took bracketed exposures)
Although I didn't need to tripod mount, I took a few handheld I just bumped the ISO to 200 and opened the lens up a bit and it was just about as good. Just harder to keep still when shivering!!
One thing I made sure I did was to take the UV filter off, I have in the past experienced ghosting with UV filters when trying to take moon shots.
Am pleased with the shot, far better than I got with my Tamron 70-300mm (although for the price difference it should!).
Now I just want more range to get closer!
this is a 1:1 crop - this is a nice lens
Last edited by YorkieBen; 11-02-2009 at 07:53 PM.
GSte (12-02-2009)
try manual focus next time
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Wow, that's a serious lens, £550!
Looks like it's probably worth the cash though.
Thats a great moon picture far better than my last effort. Bobster's right though try manual focus .
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