A practice dry-run for Thursday's Super Moon.

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  1. porkphoto

    porkphoto Well-Known Member Site Supporter

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    What equipment did you use to get this image?

    Gary
     
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    Thanks for your interest Gary. The camera was a Canon 70d, with a 300 f2.8L non IS (oldie) lens coupled to a Canon 1.4 TC and all that mounted on a Swarovski tripod with a Manfrotto 468 ball head. The setting I used were ISO 320 f11 @ 1/1000th sec. I like to shoot the moon under exposed so the highlights does not get blown out.
     
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    PP every time I try to take a photo of the moon, it either pours with rain or it get covered with cloud.
    The last time I took a clear photo, I discovered I had a small scratch on the camera's sensor when I blew the photo up.
    looking at your photo, has stimulated my want to try again, so I am hoping for a clear night, Thursday
     
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    Thanks for the information. I do like seeing images of the night sky. I would like to take more night sky images, but I live in the middle of a city which makes for great light pollution. Not that I am any good at it.

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    That's an awesome shot of that floating rock we got up there! Good job!
     
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    Thank you Edom31.
     
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    Moreno Valley, California is located at the edge of the Mojave Desert so the primary climatic influence is from the desert. Meaning hot, dry weather. The advantage from a photo point of view is low haze, low air-borne particulates and calm clear night skies. Since I live in the city the light pollution washes out the stars but the moon looks clear and shines brightly. Good luck to you Craig.
     
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    Here in Tasmania we had a overcast sky and it rained, I will have to try again next full moon.
     
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