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05/14/2005 10:14:18 PM · #1
Now that I have a new zoom lense, I am finding I can take shots I never could before. Here are a couple I took of the moon tonight, the one with the plane passing by is kinda neat, your thoughts and opinions are always welcome and appreciated.


05/14/2005 10:15:47 PM · #2
The second one seems a little out of focus. The first one with the plane is supercool. A frameworthy shot for sure. Good work.
05/14/2005 10:17:45 PM · #3
Originally posted by rex:

The second one seems a little out of focus. The first one with the plane is supercool. A frameworthy shot for sure. Good work.
Thanks for the comment...These were both taken with the camera hand held, my tri-pod wasnt readily available, im sure my next shots of this subject will have better focus for sure.
05/14/2005 10:22:31 PM · #4
wow, the first one is incredible, how the heck did you do that? i can't figure out how you got that kind of detail with the moon and yet not that close to the plane.
05/14/2005 10:22:53 PM · #5
Very nice for handheld. Shows for sure why a tripod is a necessity for these types of shots though. Congrats on the plane shot. I've been waiting for an opportunity to shoot one of those. Take a look at the Astronomy Picture of the Day from a few days ago. Very cool.

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05/15/2005 09:38:51 AM · #6
5 favorites selected in one day on the pic below, wow, I'm amazed, thanks to everyone who checking out these shots, you made my night!



Message edited by author 2005-05-15 11:45:25.
05/15/2005 11:28:45 AM · #7
excelent shot of the moon and plane. I have been trying to get one like that for years, but no luck for me.

the second one is a littel oof, could be camera shake or too short an exposure.

shooting the moon can be real fun.

James
05/15/2005 11:53:12 AM · #8
left a comment...
05/15/2005 11:58:02 AM · #9
The first with the plane is absolutely unique!
Wonderful moon shots! :)
05/15/2005 12:06:57 PM · #10

Before Registax, 1 photo


After stacking 3 photos

You should download a free software called Registax.
You can stack multiple images.

05/15/2005 12:11:02 PM · #11
That first shot is just a wonderful shot... what are the odds of getting a shot like that... Wonderful stuff...
I am wondering why can't i get so close with my 75-300mm?
Was the moon in a special position or were you in a special position?
I would like to know this since i can't get that close... Even with a 100% crop the image doesn't stay so clear.
Once again wonderful shot the first one... the second one i have to agree that it is out of focus but hand held is just great.
05/17/2005 08:03:40 PM · #12
Originally posted by Discraft:

That first shot is just a wonderful shot... what are the odds of getting a shot like that... Wonderful stuff...
I am wondering why can't i get so close with my 75-300mm?
Was the moon in a special position or were you in a special position?
I would like to know this since i can't get that close... Even with a 100% crop the image doesn't stay so clear.
Once again wonderful shot the first one... the second one i have to agree that it is out of focus but hand held is just great.

No special position, just looked up through the lense, hand held and got lucky to see what I did, just one of those moments.
05/17/2005 08:04:56 PM · #13
Originally posted by bobdaveant:

Originally posted by Discraft:

That first shot is just a wonderful shot... what are the odds of getting a shot like that... Wonderful stuff...
I am wondering why can't i get so close with my 75-300mm?
Was the moon in a special position or were you in a special position?
I would like to know this since i can't get that close... Even with a 100% crop the image doesn't stay so clear.
Once again wonderful shot the first one... the second one i have to agree that it is out of focus but hand held is just great.


"But you got really close to the moon..."
My canon 90-300mm seems not be so close to it. :)
No special position, just looked up through the lense, hand held and got lucky to see what I did, just one of those moments.

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