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27th September 2004
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Moon from Sembawang
Moon taken tonight. Full moon.
#1  Wha's tat up on the right..? my camera lens hit some glare or another star..? #2  |
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28th September 2004
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may i know what setting you used??
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28th September 2004
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F8, ISO 100, shutter: 1/200.
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28th September 2004
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wowoow....tonight i go try..
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28th September 2004
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i was interested to know what caused the glare/star, but no one has commented on it yet?
if the photo was taken from an angle of 6 o'clock to the moon, the glare should be at 6 o'clock too (between moon and camera) isn't it? or is the construction of the lens so complicated that the glare can behave so weirdly?  |
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28th September 2004
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cld be a stray light ya? did u use a hood?
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28th September 2004
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hi... interesting shot...
I think the glare is from the refraction caused by the filter (UV)? Cheers. |
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28th September 2004
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oh..yes I used a hood. cause I took the shots outside my house, there's some stray light.. veri weird.. |
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