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amarko5
16-11-05, 01:36 AM
was a clear sky and a full moon ( something compelled me to go outside under that full moon :twisted: )
http://www.mark.davidson.dsl.pipex.com/pics/moon.jpg
taken with my 70 to 200 zoom with a 2x converter on it so 400mm at 1.6x = 640 mm equivelant, for the techies out there and 100% crop
was a clear sky and a full moon ( something compelled me to go outside under that full moon :twisted: )
http://www.mark.davidson.dsl.pipex.com/pics/moon.jpg
taken with my 70 to 200 zoom with a 2x converter on it so 400mm at 1.6x = 640 mm equivelant, for the techies out there and 100% crop
Hey Mark,
As I said earlier, AMAZING! Beautiful picture... this was your SLR and not your personal Hubble Telescope? ;) Beauty! :thumbsup:
Mitch
Peter Henry
16-11-05, 09:23 AM
marko..You confidance trickster you! I thought I was going to see some pictures if big botties! :lol:
that is a top picture. i could look at that for a long long time 8)
Yeah but... it's the wrong colour, the moon's yellow everyone knows that - and it's made of cheese :lol: .
Nice photo ;).
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Spiderman
16-11-05, 09:31 AM
i used to own a telescope, not a very good one but i'd get views like this of the moon thru it.
I had to sell it in the end cos i spent far too many hours sitting staring one-eye thru it.
I ended up looking like a bloke who wears a monocle....but has lost it somewhere :lol:
Great pic tho :thumbsup:
Awesome pic! the detail on that is great :thumbsup:
Nice edge detail! Did you use a mount or filter?
amarko5
16-11-05, 01:59 PM
Nice edge detail! Did you use a mount or filter?
no filters just my cheapo 30 quid tripod.
but i am using quality glass and a lot of playing around with exposures on manual.
that shot was 1/250th at iso 100 with f18 IIRC might have been f16 with not a cloud in the sky it was super bright.
i did alter the contrast and brightness a bit when i cropped it in photoshop.
Good stuff. I have a 10cm aperture telescope that gets up to that magnification, but it's pretty sensitive to wobbles. Did you use a remote shutter or a timed one?
The downside with my scope is that although the resolution is great, looking at the moon can seriously dazzle you! I should really get a proper polarising filter. Also, the field of view is quite narrow so I can only see about half of the moon at one time. It moves pretty quick!
amarko5
16-11-05, 02:10 PM
just for you Jonboy (so as not to spoil your illusion )
http://www.mark.davidson.dsl.pipex.com/pics/mooncheese.jpg
amarko5
16-11-05, 02:14 PM
Good stuff. I have a 10cm aperture telescope that gets up to that magnification, but it's pretty sensitive to wobbles. Did you use a remote shutter or a timed one?
The downside with my scope is that although the resolution is great, looking at the moon can seriously dazzle you! I should really get a proper polarising filter. Also, the field of view is quite narrow so I can only see about half of the moon at one time. It moves pretty quick!
i used mirror lockup and a 2 sec auto timer, and your right it does move quickly
amarko5
16-11-05, 03:00 PM
I like this one ! reminds me of a song
http://www.mark.davidson.dsl.pipex.com/bluemoon.jpg
just for you Jonboy (so as not to spoil your illusion )
http://www.mark.davidson.dsl.pipex.com/pics/mooncheese.jpg
Quite right, that's how it should look :lol: .
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Cloggsy
16-11-05, 04:04 PM
was a clear sky and a full moon ( something compelled me to go outside under that full moon :twisted: )
http://www.mark.davidson.dsl.pipex.com/pics/moon.jpg
taken with my 70 to 200 zoom with a 2x converter on it so 400mm at 1.6x = 640 mm equivelant, for the techies out there and 100% crop
Can you e-mail me the big one for a desk top Mark?
Are we talking digi SLR or film?
Are we talking digi SLR or film?
Digital SLR.
Canon EOS 20D. ;)
Mitch
Amazing shots for a suposed 'budget' camera. Praise is due indeed.
rpwoodman
17-11-05, 12:25 PM
Gorgeous. Love it.
PM'd you amarko5.
was a clear sky and a full moon ( something compelled me to go outside under that full moon :twisted: )
http://www.mark.davidson.dsl.pipex.com/pics/moon.jpg
taken with my 70 to 200 zoom with a 2x converter on it so 400mm at 1.6x = 640 mm equivelant, for the techies out there and 100% crop
Can you e-mail me the big one for a desk top Mark?
I'm with Cloggsy, please email the big pic too...
ps. Whats the Song title?...
I can only think of these...
Dark side of the Moon?
under the moon of love?
moon river?
You saw the whole of the moon?
Shine on Harvest Moon?
Fly me to the moon?
Man on the Moon?
Walking on the moon?
Salior Moon?
:wink:
amarko5
18-11-05, 02:52 PM
doh "blue moon"
tell me the res of your desktops and i will host the pic in them sizes :lol:
Peter Henry
18-11-05, 03:55 PM
Marko..."Blue Moon?" jeez no wonder you've stepped down to the more gentile TDM mate. :lol:
amarko5
18-11-05, 04:34 PM
Marko..."Blue Moon?" jeez no wonder you've stepped down to the more gentile TDM mate. :lol: :P :P :P
amarko5
18-11-05, 06:13 PM
ok get your desktops here
http://www.mark.davidson.dsl.pipex.com/pics/moon800x600.jpg
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http://www.mark.davidson.dsl.pipex.com/pics/moon1024x768.jpg
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http://www.mark.davidson.dsl.pipex.com/pics/moon1280x1024.jpg
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http://www.mark.davidson.dsl.pipex.com/pics/moon1600x1200.jpg
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Baldyman
03-12-05, 09:57 AM
Mark,
What a brilliant shot!
..and thanks, it is now set as my desktop, it makes you feel very small in the whole mix of things doesn't it?
Cloggsy
03-12-05, 10:34 AM
it is now set as my desktop
Ditto, at home and at work :thumbsup:
It makes a good desktop image too.
OK OK I didn't read all the posts before I wroted that. :oops:
WOW! :shock:
What an amazing image!
For comparison... look here (http://www.oarval.org/MoonMapen.htm). Where I'd like to draw your attention to crater number 68, at about the 8 o'clock position... which to those in the know, is better known as Crater Billy.
I kid you not, it's all mine!
Unfortunately I don't get out there much these days, but it boasts some fantastic views :D
Quiff Wichard
09-12-05, 09:39 PM
crikey- that had me transfixed..and I am watching space cadets at the same time! whats the chances of that ??!!
it truly is a superb pic!
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