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Sep 3, 2014 23:50:39   #
Cykdelic wrote:
See the data, dude. The overall ice total AND trend is up, up, up! Sorry to confuse you with facts and data, by the way.


OK let's read the data.
Overall Total Down
Arctic Ice Down
Antarctic Holding it's own
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Sep 3, 2014 21:57:20   #
gekko11 wrote:
one of my favorite subjects

canon 5dmk3 ISO 4000, 147 sec exposure
canon EF400mm L @ f5.6


Is this the unedited shot, no crop. I just wondering what's the maximum lens that can be used? I have a 300mm, 600mm and 1000mm.
Craig
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Sep 3, 2014 19:40:38   #
idaholover wrote:
BS squared!

Life is tough, It's even tougher when you are stupid!
John Wayne
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Sep 3, 2014 19:33:39   #
Capn_Dave wrote:
Hummmm What is this?

August 2014 and the Ice Sheet is still 49% below normal!!!
What is it you don't get about the Northern & Southern Ice Sheets and Glaciers (most of which are gone) ALL drastically melting away. The average WORLD temperature is up, higher almost every year. The West Coast had a recordsetting Heat Wave for 80 some days this last winter. And record setting highs almost every day this summer. Up 4*F on average. But Yea there's people that can actually believe there is no Climate Change. Not to mention the winter the mid west and east coast had. No climate change there either???
Craig
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Sep 3, 2014 16:47:05   #
idaholover wrote:
WowI What did all that cost ya?


The price was just right. I had a football scholarship and the incentive to stay out of the last year of Viet Nam.
Things were pretty chaotic at that time in history.
But answer your question, back in the 70's Higher Education was reasonable $160 per/quarter + $210/mo living expenses. And a few freebies and jobs. I worked in the USDA labs on campus.
Craig
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Sep 3, 2014 16:35:27   #
Milt Findley wrote:
Statistical methods make order out of chaos all the time. What genius told you that computer modeling is linear? What does linear mean in computer modeling? Parrots say a lot of things that they are clueless about.


Computer modeling is what it is a prediction only but the cold or should I say the Hot facts over the past 150 years CAN NOT be debated. We are in the middle of a radical Climate Change that is linear to the Escalation of Fossil Fuel useage.
Craig
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Sep 3, 2014 15:24:18   #
boberic wrote:
The entire carbon based global warming panic is based upon computer modeling. The projections have been used for nothing but Gov. subsidy and grant schemes. The stated goals of the Green energy movement is to lessen the carbon footprint so as to lessen climate change. The simple fact is the predictions as to the effects of fossil fuels and climate change is NOT based upon any empirical evidence. There is no proof that the increase of CO2 in the atmosphere is cuased by human activity. There is no proof that the increase in CO2 in the atmosphere causes increase in temperature. I do not believe that Obama is interested in reducing the carbon footprint he so urgently desires. If he were he could allow natural Gas exploration on federal land. But he does not want to bring down the cost of energy or "clean up the environment" He wants the demise of capitalism. And he will do it by any means possible. That is in fact his stated goal. This whole climate change goal is not driven by anything other than Obama's political and social adgenda. He really does want to fundamentally change the USA. And he is on a path to do exactly that.
The entire carbon based global warming panic is ba... (show quote)


It's real simple all your statements are utterly WRONG. If you ever read or watched a scientific fact based magazine or show, which you have not, you would realize you speak absolute nonsense. I speak from real life experience.
Craig
Oregon St. University
2 BS Degrees in Forestry
1 Masters in Environmental Science
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Sep 2, 2014 23:39:11   #
bullfrogs wrote:
Craig yur Milky Way is wonderful for sure. Well done and composed. The only thing wrong that I can see is it is not a 16x24 on the wall. Beautiful work for sure
bullfrogs

Thank Bullfrogs
It will be a Print soon I just got a Canon PIXMA Pro 100 Printer and that will be my first major work when I get familiar with it.
Craig
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Sep 2, 2014 23:21:10   #
bullfrogs wrote:
Here is a lunar eclipse in 2013. I was 30 miles from the centerline of the eclipse. The first photo across the top is the first contact and so on to the right to completion.
bullfrogs


Hi Bullfrogs
Look forward to seeing you shots of the October eclipse! I too am going to give it a go.
Craig
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Sep 2, 2014 21:20:20   #
dlmorris wrote:
That's super!


Thank you DLMorris
Craig
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Sep 2, 2014 20:53:55   #
dlmorris wrote:
Camera lenses don't always work so well on stars. They are very demanding targets, so don't feel bad if perhaps your telescope does a better job, especially if it is some sort of APO, or mirror type. On the other hand, I'm having a blast taking wide field images with my camera lenses, and the average person can relate to them easier also. Again, the main thing is to just have fun!


Yes I do find wide angle shots a lot of fun and easier. Here's one I took at 8200 ft.
If anyone has star shot Please Post here.
Craig

17mm f/2.8 ISO 6400 15 sec

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Sep 2, 2014 17:21:45   #
twowindsbear wrote:
Try this:

Raise your ISO until you get noise, the back off enough to cancel the noise.

Then, lengthen your exposures until the 'star trails' are extensive - again, shorten the exposure just a bit.

Good luck!


I like your process I'll give it a go.
Thank you twowindsbear
Craig
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Sep 2, 2014 16:55:29   #
dlmorris wrote:
I'd probably up the ISO a bit, and start with some shorter exposures. Otherwise, *film is cheap*!, and the only thing you have to loose is a bit of time! but to gain, a lot of knowledge and experience! With longer exposures like you are thinking, you may want to try some in camera noise reduction......unless you have software to do that later. Especially if it is warmer, the camera can get quite noisy. But mostly, just have fun!
You may find that that 300mm is enough. I haven't tried it myself yet. A wider F stop may be an advantage if you can go there, though conventional wisdom suggests closing it a stop or two for better sharpness....
I'd probably up the ISO a bit, and start with some... (show quote)


Thank you dlmorris I do have a fixed f/9 on the 1000mm but I have f/5.6 to f/22 on the 28-300 so I'll give it a go with both lenses.
I think the 28-300 has a little flare at high mm's and heavy cropping. I don't know about the 1000mm yet. This will be my first go with it.
As soon as I get a fogless night again. I live on the California coast. Fall and winter are my best seeing.
Craig
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Sep 2, 2014 15:21:35   #
dlmorris wrote:
Not bad! You'll need some sort of tracking with that 1,000 mm lens, though. Even a little trailing visible with the 300..

Yes, I have a Celestron Nexstar Tripod and drive Unit that I have modified with a bracket to hold the 1000mm Lens and Nikon D600 Camera
I plan on using ISO 100, fixed f/9 and Bulb starting at 5 min and go from there. What are your thoughts on the settings I should use???
Thanks for your input.
Craig
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Sep 2, 2014 10:31:09   #
amehta wrote:
I couldn't decide how to describe the crop I am thinking of, so I hope you don't mind me posting it. I prefer the first one, but the second one has more negative space on top if that seems better. The main idea is to reduce the visibility of the cable and the cable support.

Thank you Amehta. It really does look finished. I am grateful & open to everyone editing their ideas into my post.
This has been a positive lesson for me, look forward to more soon.
Yes I see it too, in the first crop you left just enough space for the top bird to contemplate his next move.
And the 2 birds and voltage to keep the Rule of Thirds intact.
Craig
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