Moon attempt 2
Uploaded: April 21, 2005
10pm - Tv Setting on my Camera, ISO 1600, on Tripod
Quantaray 70-300 lens (auto focus)
Maya Johnson April 21, 2005
any comments ? (still working on getting it really super clear)Protacio Serna April 21, 2005
better...still have a few days to practice till full moon (april 24th).Still wondering if ISO 1600 is too high. I shoot an eclipse with ISO 100 and it turned out OK.
What was the actual setting for shutter speed and apperture?
See ya.
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Maya Johnson April 22, 2005
Thanks so much for your information and comments protacio!hmmm not sure... if it is not raining tonight I will try again and try dropping the iso... (still learning my camera)... --Maya
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Brian Gritt April 22, 2005
Looks a bit underexposed, try a shutter around 1/400-1/600. I don't have the info readily available but I believe the one in my gallery was 1/400 @ f/8, spot metered and shot with the anti-shock on and also using a cable release. ISO was 200 for sure. On a tripod and shot with Tamron 70-300mm lens. I plan to upload another one tonight that I shot last night with the Nikon 300mm f/2.8...amazing difference. #1281371Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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