#1 Nikon 28-300mm
#2 Russian 1000mm on Telescope mount
#3 Nikon 28-300mm
Craig
Very cool!
I like the sunset shot :-)
Looks like you had clear weather for the eclipse.
I went out and watched, didn't take the camera though
GT
GTinSoCal wrote:
Very cool!
I like the sunset shot :-)
Looks like you had clear weather for the eclipse.
I went out and watched, didn't take the camera though
GT
Thank you GT it was a lot of work but it was a blast up on Figueroa Mt.
There was only 2 couples up there for a romantic night. But of course in middle phase I could see Orion Nebula so I shot it too.
Craig
Orion Nebula Russian 1000mm 10 sec.
Nice shots. Is the 1000 mm a mirror lens?
astroturf wrote:
Nice shots. Is the 1000 mm a mirror lens?
Thank you astroturf
Yes it is a Russia Mirror Lens, it's built like a T-34 Tank. No way I could afford a 1000mm Prime!!! :cry: :cry:
Craig
GTinSoCal wrote:
Very nice!
GT
Thanks GT, the last VAAS Star Party for the year is October 25th if you are interested let me know.
Craig
CraigFair wrote:
#1 Nikon 28-300mm
#2 Russian 1000mm on Telescope mount
#3 Nikon 28-300mm
Craig
Looks like the beginning of the end of the eclipse on your blood shot.
Nice shots and which beach for your sunrise?
My bad, not a beach?
That's pretty nice as well.
:thumbup:
Albuqshutterbug wrote:
Looks like the beginning of the end of the eclipse on your blood shot.
Nice shots and which beach for your sunrise?
My bad, not a beach?
That's pretty nice as well.
:thumbup:
Yes my blood shot is after the total eclipse. I thought I'd do different shots than everyone else.
The sunset is fog over Gaviota Beach near Santa Barbara, from a 4200 ft Mt. I shot it during my set-up.
And here is the sunrise from the same Mt top.
Craig
PS: That shot came out with really muted colors.
6:00 AM sunrise
If you want to reply, then
register here. Registration is free and your account is created instantly, so you can post right away.