This should give you some laughs
Jan 25, 2015 19:38:31 #
Craig invited me to join this topic area and post some shots. So I poked around at some of your all's shots. I think I will go crawl under my rock you guys are fantastic at this. So I thought I would give you a good laugh and show you my moon shot tonight.
D750 28-300 MM Zoom at 300MM, f13, 1/400 sec, ASA-400
Jan 26, 2015 06:16:57 #
PJ, Nothing to laugh at, probably needs some post processing and cropping. Gary
pjhinde wrote:
Craig invited me to join this topic area and post some shots. So I poked around at some of your all's shots. I think I will go crawl under my rock you guys are fantastic at this. So I thought I would give you a good laugh and show you my moon shot tonight.
Jan 26, 2015 08:34:05 #
gwong1 wrote:
PJ, Nothing to laugh at, probably needs some post processing and cropping. Gary
I know you all would not laugh per say, but wow I have been awed by the photo's posted here.
Jan 26, 2015 09:19:44 #
pjhinde wrote:
Craig invited me to join this topic area and post some shots. So I poked around at some of your all's shots. I think I will go crawl under my rock you guys are fantastic at this. So I thought I would give you a good laugh and show you my moon shot tonight.
I agree with GWong, nothing to laugh at here.
You might try a slightly lower ISO and a bit more open aperture. That will help clean up any noise you may be seeing. Also if you have a decent tripod by all means try using it as well. I usually either use a 2 second delay on the shutter or a manual release. Both let the camera become more stable before shooting the photo.
Clear skies...
Jan 26, 2015 09:27:45 #
Albuqshutterbug wrote:
I agree with GWong, nothing to laugh at here.
You might try a slightly lower ISO and a bit more open aperture. That will help clean up any noise you may be seeing. Also if you have a decent tripod by all means try using it as well. I usually either use a 2 second delay on the shutter or a manual release. Both let the camera become more stable before shooting the photo.
Clear skies...
You might try a slightly lower ISO and a bit more open aperture. That will help clean up any noise you may be seeing. Also if you have a decent tripod by all means try using it as well. I usually either use a 2 second delay on the shutter or a manual release. Both let the camera become more stable before shooting the photo.
Clear skies...
Hum, I will try your suggestions, I did not think of a tripod as I was shooting at such a fast speed, but lowering the ASA should help that a bit. Thanks! If we get another opportunity tonight I might try all of your suggestions and see what shakes out.
Jan 26, 2015 10:45:22 #
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Jan 26, 2015 12:07:20 #
pjhinde wrote:
Craig invited me to join this topic area and post some shots. So I poked around at some of your all's shots. I think I will go crawl under my rock you guys are fantastic at this. So I thought I would give you a good laugh and show you my moon shot tonight.
PJ this is a good start. Much better than the first moon shoots I took 8 months ago when I started. Just listen to these guys they have helped me. We all help each other. Any questions please ask.
Stick with us you're addicted now.
Craig
Jan 26, 2015 12:34:30 #
CraigFair wrote:
PJ this is a good start. Much better than the first moon shoots I took 8 months ago when I started. Just listen to these guys they have helped me. We all help each other. Any questions please ask.
Stick with us you're addicted now.
Craig
Stick with us you're addicted now.
Craig
No doubt this is addicting, and I appreciate all the help. I have learned so much over time, and I am ready to start learning more. I hope some day I can repay the favor! Thanks.
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