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Feb 8, 2015 01:22:42 #
Found it tonight and was able to get close but not fully in focus. I still cannot see this in the viewfinder and adjust, shoot, and adjust again till close.
Camera Model Name Canon EOS 7D
Tv (Shutter Speed) 10
ISO Speed 4000
f/10 fixed
Camera Model Name Canon EOS 7D
Tv (Shutter Speed) 10
ISO Speed 4000
f/10 fixed
Feb 14, 2015 16:16:44 #
Nice pix. I'm new to these posts and to (astro)photography. I was playing around myself. I am still learning how to get around with equipment and post processing software. The pix always seem better on my laptop and then not so good when I email them and/or print.
Also, I like your bug, do you have more of your macros somewhere to view?
Also, I like your bug, do you have more of your macros somewhere to view?
Feb 14, 2015 19:26:12 #
Albuqshutterbug wrote:
Found it tonight and was able to get close but not fully in focus. I still cannot see this in the viewfinder and adjust, shoot, and adjust again till close.
Camera Model Name Canon EOS 7D
Tv (Shutter Speed) 10
ISO Speed 4000
f/10 fixed
Camera Model Name Canon EOS 7D
Tv (Shutter Speed) 10
ISO Speed 4000
f/10 fixed
Nice shot Jim.
What I've done is get it fixed and put it into 'User Object'
Then I get a good focus on a bright star and go back to 'User Object'
and shoot away, adjusting my camera settings as I go.
Craig
Feb 16, 2015 13:47:04 #
CraigFair wrote:
Nice shot Jim.
What I've done is get it fixed and put it into 'User Object'
Then I get a good focus on a bright star and go back to 'User Object'
and shoot away, adjusting my camera settings as I go.
Craig
What I've done is get it fixed and put it into 'User Object'
Then I get a good focus on a bright star and go back to 'User Object'
and shoot away, adjusting my camera settings as I go.
Craig
This isn't a go to mount, it's old school.
I usually get the view finder locked in with the optical and then locate what I am shooting with the view finder. And of course we are in a cloudy when I can play and clear when I have to work rotation.
Nice thought however.
Feb 16, 2015 13:49:08 #
Europa wrote:
Nice pix. I'm new to these posts and to (astro)photography. I was playing around myself. I am still learning how to get around with equipment and post processing software. The pix always seem better on my laptop and then not so good when I email them and/or print.
Also, I like your bug, do you have more of your macros somewhere to view?
Also, I like your bug, do you have more of your macros somewhere to view?
I have posted a number of shots in the true macro forum here. Some good, some bad and some just plain ugly. ;)
You can also pull my profile and select my topics for a list of what I have loaded here.
Welcome to the group!
Feb 16, 2015 15:44:26 #
Albuqshutterbug wrote:
I have posted a number of shots in the true macro forum here. Some good, some bad and some just plain ugly. ;)
You can also pull my profile and select my topics for a list of what I have loaded here.
Welcome to the group!
You can also pull my profile and select my topics for a list of what I have loaded here.
Welcome to the group!
The Good ,The Bad & The Ugly.
Nice call Clint :P :P :P
But your work has always been no less than Good.
Craig
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