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Was so bored during the blackout last night, so shot the moon. [Canon 1D + Sigma50-500, handheld, cropped]
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Sigma 50-500, moon shot handheld?
What were your settings? |
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Wah tomshen. Not bad leh handheld.....but a bit grainy. Here is mine but how come you can zoom more than mine
. Anyway steady hands you got there. ccplim, I now have a Sigma 50-500 too. So happy. Comments please. ![]() |
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jbma, yours overexpose liao....not much details to see
anyway, the moon is so bright, u can use low ISO and fast shutter speed...so handheld is not a problem
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My setting was: ISO500, Av f5.6, spot metering +1, shot in RAW. Cropped big time
Grainy is due to the high-level sharpening. Do miss D60's 1.6x crop, and too bad I have sold my Sigma 1.4x TC...
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btw, 10D/D60 users should be happy with the low noise from CMOS sensors in long time exposure. CCD-based DSLR really bad in this aspect.
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Thanks Wai and tomshen for sharing. I also do spot metering but over leh. Tomorrow must try again. Anyway does this help?
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wad do u think ? hahaa... to me.. its......rather ok la.... but the 2nd one... erm...... u did that thingy too much larhz..
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hehe ok ok one more try. how about this?
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Thanks for your feedback and criticism guys. Really appreciate it.
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nice pics there!
tomshen ur pic is overshaperned? can see alot of "star articfacts" taken at 500mm and crop? |
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Here is mine taken sometimes back http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=42974 The moon was really yellow in colour that night because it is still rising and partially cover by clouds, best time to take astrophoto is when the object is directly above your head, this is when the distance to the earth is closest and lesser air turbulence too |
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So is it better to be slightly underexpose then overexpose and then tweak it.
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May be u can bracket your exposure next time and select the one with the most details. Since the moon is always up there, u will have plenty of time to trail and error, try using manual focus too, AF may not work accurately in this case |
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Noted Wai. I always use manual focus on long zoom as it give me better control in focussing. Bracketting is a good advise. I will surely use it. Thanks.
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wai ur pic taken using 50mm? quite unbelivable...probably I will try it again and seems like its a heavily cropped picture as well...
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