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Jan 22, 2015 16:34:10   #
Oknoder wrote:
Thanks for the compliments guys. I was hoping someone would have critiqued me on my composition, because that was the main disappointment I seen in my image. The raw files didnt show the tail well till they were stacked. I am planning to shoot it again if the weather will clear. Probably use a 200mm Nikkor this time around though inorder to get the wider field of view. Since this is my first year doing astroimaging its mostly trial and error at this point.

For being a rookie you sure got one of the best shots posted so far.
I just started a couple months ago myself and every time I go out it's trial and error.
I need to set a plan before I go out and stick to it.
Good luck.
Craig
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Jan 22, 2015 16:07:09   #
lhammer43 wrote:
I want to see. Where's it at?


Sorry, it is the Great Orion Nebula in the sword of the Orion Constellation.
Right now it is almost straight up at 9:00 PM.
Craig
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Jan 22, 2015 16:04:19   #
lhammer43 wrote:
Wow, Craig. Great example of what it can do to use the extra variable even in a long exposure capture. :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

Thank you Hammer, I like you 'Repetition' challenge too. But I have nothing to post there.
Craig
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Jan 22, 2015 15:38:39   #
creativ simon wrote:
Great example CraigFair and great shot #2


Thank you Simon, I also like your 'Struck in the ice circle' very modernistic Stonehenge.
Craig
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Jan 22, 2015 15:35:41   #
barry.lapoint wrote:
Very nicely done!


Thank you Barry. I also like your 'Shot in the Dark', very interesting.
Craig
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Jan 22, 2015 15:02:37   #
lhammer43 wrote:
Wow, just what I was hoping for, great info from new sources like blackest, lowkick, minniev, and of course bushido. Keep it coming and show me some of your experiments and or results from your fiddling around with your ISO settings. We have a gray rainy morning here in old SA, so should make for some good experimenting.


Here are 2 examples of what ISO can help bring in a Photo. Each where shot with the same Outfit at the same exposure and F stop.
Nikon D600 with Tamron 150-600mm
@550mm
30sec.
f/6.3

ISO 400

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Iso 6400

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Jan 22, 2015 13:29:38   #
DougS wrote:
This place is just not to be missed! Stunning scenery,with wildlife to boot! We saw Bald Eagles, of course. Harbor Porpoise, which are very shy. Black Bears. And seals. There was a 5.7 earthquake the morning of our trip, so we had LOTS of extra ice to see! The sky cooperated with lots of sun. Wow!


Yes Wow, that was quite the trip you took Doug. Nice shooting.
Craig
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Jan 22, 2015 13:14:12   #
astroturf wrote:
You did good Graig
:thumbup:


Thank you Astroturf. It's time to put it in the 8" scope and see if I can gather some more light for the tail.
Craig
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Jan 22, 2015 04:00:22   #
This is the best I could get out of my Camera Lens. Should have shot f/6.3 and iSO 1600
150-600m
@ 550mm
30 sec
f/8
ISO 1000


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Jan 21, 2015 19:00:34   #
astroturf wrote:
Or is it mm001 orcaM ?


:P :thumbup: :P
Craig
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Jan 21, 2015 17:49:54   #
mark.r wrote:
Hi' This capture of the flame nebula was done at prime focus.The capture was one minute long.Next time i am hoping to take longer captures hopefully to catch B33.Mark


Another good find Mark.
Craig
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Jan 21, 2015 17:48:52   #
mark.r wrote:
Hi' This one capture of lovejoy was done at prime focus.Just one 1 min capture because my scope was failing to track on the comet.Mark


Good find Mark. I know how hard it is to get a good track. I'm going to try again to night, got some clear skies.
Craig
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Jan 21, 2015 17:46:01   #
astroturf wrote:
fl-420 mm, iso-800, 4x2 min lights


Really nice work Astroturf.
Craig
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Jan 21, 2015 14:35:59   #
oldtool2 wrote:
You haven't followed all of the history of this lens. It was released for Canon mount first and had problems with the APS-C cameras. Tamron was aware of the problem and pulled the cameras from the shelves to supposedly fix this problem. They released the lens without fixing the ones they had pulled. They then released a Nikon mount.

Tamron announced they had corrected the problem with the canons but you had to send the lens back to get a firmware update on the lens itself. You can not go by the serial numbers, because many of the later released lenses still had problems. The only way you can be sure is to send it back to Tamron yourself.

Since we are discussing Canon cameras and the Canon mount lens, not Nikon, your comment has nothing to do with this thread.

Jim D
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Thank you VERY MUCH Jim, I'll crawl back in my hole and ask you directly for permission to post at UHH.
Craig
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Jan 21, 2015 12:12:39   #
Donkas1946 wrote:
Hello fellow hedgehogs! Was thrilled when I got my 7D mark ii which is a phenominal camera and works well with most of my lenses however.....when using my Tamron 150-600 anything at a distance whether it is a bird or a tree it is having locking on issues. The lens or if if it is the camera just wants to keep hunting so maybe you get a clean shot (when you do it is great!) but most times it just keep hunting even though the camera says it is focused. Thought it was the camera as I was not having this issue with the 7d. I returned the camera and it is having the same issue. Anything rather close their is no problem. Anyone else having this issue. I'm think I saw an update 2 today or yesterday. Any ideas? If this is inherent I may just sell the lens and just use a 1.4 or 2x extender on one of my L lenses. All advice appreciated! Thanks in advance! Just for clarification I returnednthe first mark ii and did get another one which is having the same issue so my guess is that it is the lens. Thanks again!
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The EOS 7D Mark II DSLR Camera from Canon is characterized by its APS-C-sized 20.2MP CMOS sensor.
The Tamron 150-600mm Lens is designed for Full Frame cameras.
I use it on my Nikon D600 FX with superb results even in the lowest of light situations.
The other night I Auto Focused on Venus, a single point of light in near dark.
The Autofocus snapped right to it with no hunting at all.
The only time I have hunting problems is if I'm trying to focus on something like tree branches or soft clouds with no defined edges.
Craig
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