RicknJude wrote:
Hard to say anything except WOW!!!! Great moon shots. I'm gonna have to try a lot harder. Maybe it's the clear Texas air. :-D
Thanks...the moon was directly overhead, which probably helped with the image quality...appreciate you looking...
Bubu
Loc: Out of this solar system
Superb for a handheld or not. :thumbup: :thumbup: :-D
Bubu wrote:
Superb for a handheld or not. :thumbup: :thumbup: :-D
Thanks you very much...appreciate your looking and commenting...
Haveago
Loc: Swindon, Wiltshire. UK.
It's all been been said hb3 but i'll say again V nice photo's..
Baz
Haveago wrote:
It's all been been said hb3 but i'll say again V nice photo's..
Baz
Thank you, sir...appreciate your looking and commenting...
[quote=hb3]The shots below were taken just after 6AM today (9/24 13) from my home in East Texas....Shots were taken with the OMD-EM5, hand held in manual mode with the Olympus 70-300mm lens....I used the 2x in camera teleconverter for both shots
The first shot was taken at a focal length of 281mm, 1/500 sec, F6.7, ISO 200. The second image is simply a crop of the first.
The third image was shot at 300mm with the same settings, as above; ....the fourth image is a crop of the third.
Beautiful moon images! Only way to improve would be to go to the moon and take pictures while standing on it!
:thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
I saw the same moon yesterday morning (I live in Kilgore, TX) but my pictures didn't turn out that good. Great shots.
Skate
Skate wrote:
I saw the same moon yesterday morning (I live in Kilgore, TX) but my pictures didn't turn out that good. Great shots.
Skate
Thanks for looking and commenting....wish you better luck when you next shoot the moon...btw, I am near Huntsville...
hb3 wrote:
The shots below were taken just after 6AM today (9/24 13) from my home in East Texas....Shots were taken with the OMD-EM5, hand held in manual mode with the Olympus 70-300mm lens....I used the 2x in camera teleconverter for both shots
The first shot was taken at a focal length of 281mm, 1/500 sec, F6.7, ISO 200. The second image is simply a crop of the first.
The third image was shot at 300mm with the same settings, as above; ....the fourth image is a crop of the third.
Given that these are my first attempts at the moon, I would appreciate any thoughts regarding how I can improve in the future....save, of course, not being so lazy and mounting the camera on the tripod....:-D
Thanks and enjoy....
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It's obvious. Get closer to your subject!! Try 100,000 miles to start with. See how that goes.
Amazing !! It's hard to believe these shots are hand held.
Crisp, clear, great detail!! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
hb3 wrote:
The shots below were taken just after 6AM today (9/24 13) from my home in East Texas....Shots were taken with the OMD-EM5, hand held in manual mode with the Olympus 70-300mm lens....I used the 2x in camera teleconverter for both shots
The first shot was taken at a focal length of 281mm, 1/500 sec, F6.7, ISO 200. The second image is simply a crop of the first.
The third image was shot at 300mm with the same settings, as above; ....the fourth image is a crop of the third.
Given that these are my first attempts at the moon, I would appreciate any thoughts regarding how I can improve in the future....save, of course, not being so lazy and mounting the camera on the tripod....:-D
Thanks and enjoy....
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Great shots hb3, super detail
JerseyMan wrote:
Amazing !! It's hard to believe these shots are hand held.
Crisp, clear, great detail!! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Thanks so much...not my steady 69 year old hands....testament to the in camera stabilization system of the OMD EM5.....
gregoryd45 wrote:
Great shots hb3, super detail
Thank you sir...appreciate you looking and commenting...
nairiam wrote:
It's obvious. Get closer to your subject!! Try 100,000 miles to start with. See how that goes.
LOL....working on that...thanks for looking.... :D
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