Lunar Eclipse April 2014
Apr 15, 2014 22:18:18 #
joesphotos
Loc: Sarasota, Florida
This is a collage of images that were made during last night's lunar eclipse. My main problem was the persistent moisture that kept forming on my lens that prevented sharper images. This morning my wife told me that I should have brought her hair dryer to keep the lens warm between shots and preventing the moisture from forming on the glass. Now why didn't I think of that when the problem arose?
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Apr 15, 2014 23:12:25 #
joesphotos
Loc: Sarasota, Florida
jboy24 wrote:
Curious, what lens did you use?
I used an Olympus Zuiko 70-300 mm lens. Settings were f 5.6, 6 second, ISO 400, 300 mm focal length, tripod mount, 2 sec shutter release
Apr 16, 2014 07:34:13 #
Hi,
I love you pictures of the sequence of the lunar moon. Could you email me how to do the sequencing. Is photoshop? I would love to have your help on how to do this. I have some pics I took that evening. Your photos are beautiful. Please help if you can. My email is whhendrick@gmail.com
Donna Hendrick
I love you pictures of the sequence of the lunar moon. Could you email me how to do the sequencing. Is photoshop? I would love to have your help on how to do this. I have some pics I took that evening. Your photos are beautiful. Please help if you can. My email is whhendrick@gmail.com
Donna Hendrick
Apr 16, 2014 11:00:49 #
joesphotos wrote:
This is a collage of images that were made during last night's lunar eclipse. My main problem was the persistent moisture that kept forming on my lens that prevented sharper images. This morning my wife told me that I should have brought her hair dryer to keep the lens warm between shots and preventing the moisture from forming on the glass. Now why didn't I think of that when the problem arose?
Nice job
Apr 16, 2014 11:17:21 #
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Apr 16, 2014 23:06:54 #
joesphotos wrote:
This is a collage of images that were made during last night's lunar eclipse. My main problem was the persistent moisture that kept forming on my lens that prevented sharper images. This morning my wife told me that I should have brought her hair dryer to keep the lens warm between shots and preventing the moisture from forming on the glass. Now why didn't I think of that when the problem arose?
Another way to keep a lens warm is using a hand warmer pack held on with rubber band. It also won't wake the neighbors
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