what sort of camera did you take them on?mine was doing 30 second exposures :-S
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Sun 4 Mar 2007, 12:33,
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Does your cam have a spot meter?If it was metering the whole sky then 30s isn't surprising :)
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Shuya Nanahara Sayonara,
Sun 4 Mar 2007, 12:38,
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oh damnI forgot all about that.
That's probably a few photos wasted then!
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Sun 4 Mar 2007, 12:44,
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That's probably a few photos wasted then!
I wouldn't go that far....You'll probably have some little star trails with the moon :D
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Sun 4 Mar 2007, 12:48,
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it's aFuji Finepix S9600 at its full (built-in) telephoto range.
The images vary. Normal moonshot is at ISO 80 1/400 F8.
Obviously as the eclipse went on the light dropped, so I had to increase the exposure time until the final one was 30 seconds.
Basically I guessed and took a lot of shots!
I also did some adjustments in tattyshop to try to balance the contrast/brightness.
(The images vary. Normal moonshot is at ISO 80 1/400 F8.
Obviously as the eclipse went on the light dropped, so I had to increase the exposure time until the final one was 30 seconds.
Basically I guessed and took a lot of shots!
I also did some adjustments in tattyshop to try to balance the contrast/brightness.
finnbar has officially retired,
Sun 4 Mar 2007, 12:39,
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