tonights full moon

Mugmar- Member

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Location: Mt. Juliet, TN
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Registration date: 2008-10-27
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tonights full moon

mcliu- Member

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Re: tonights full moon
Hi Mugmar,
I will be using your crescent moon picture.. Presently I am searching for the best picture where it will fit .... I will be posting here soon ....with your credit will be there.. Rather all my friend are waiting to see as I have rave a lot about you picture.. Hope my idea may work out well
Thanks a lot for allowing me to use your picture.. I am obliged
Liu
I will be using your crescent moon picture.. Presently I am searching for the best picture where it will fit .... I will be posting here soon ....with your credit will be there.. Rather all my friend are waiting to see as I have rave a lot about you picture.. Hope my idea may work out well
Thanks a lot for allowing me to use your picture.. I am obliged
Liu

musket- moderator

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Re: tonights full moon
Great shot, the histogram shows some colour although it appears
very much to the eye in black and white.........
....musket
very much to the eye in black and white.........
....musket
Bynx- Member

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Re: tonights full moon
Very nice Mugar. I particularly like the detail showing in the 2 o'clock position around the rim.

Mugmar- Member

Number of posts: 239
Location: Mt. Juliet, TN
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Re: tonights full moon
Thank you everyone. When ever I shoot the moon, I use the RAW settings and most times convert to B&W. This time it was not needed.
Bynx, I am really happy with the way all the detail came out on this shot. I have seen so many moon shots that are over exposed. I have found that a light meter and/or auto settings don't work well. I start at about ISO 200, 1/100sec F8-9 and work from there.
Mugmar
Bynx, I am really happy with the way all the detail came out on this shot. I have seen so many moon shots that are over exposed. I have found that a light meter and/or auto settings don't work well. I start at about ISO 200, 1/100sec F8-9 and work from there.
Mugmar

musket- moderator

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Re: tonights full moon
Yes, some trial and error and the next time you have a good idea
of what settings to use..........
........musket
of what settings to use..........

Bynx- Member

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Location: Ontario, Canada
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Re: tonights full moon
Ive been working on making myself a connection gyzmo between my camera lens and the eyepiece of a 10 x 50 binoculars. Im looking forward to seeing what I can get out of that. Im thinking that the picture wont have much contrast and will be soft. But hopefully Im wrong and it will work well.

carylwithay- Member

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Re: tonights full moon
Good moon. I think I am giving up night shots, at least in my back yard. Last night I had a visitor and the roar like growl scared the devil out of me. it was very close and most likely a mountain lion. Fortunately, I was right near the door. i went flying in with my camera and slammed the door after me. Had I been at my usualy shooting spot, I would have been his meal.
Caryl
Caryl


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