moon picture not bikes but nice

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!

just for you Jonboy (so as not to spoil your illusion )

Originally Posted by thor

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

I like this one ! reminds me of a song

Originally Posted by amarko5

just for you Jonboy (so as not to spoil your illusion )

Quite right, that's how it should look .


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Originally Posted by amarko5

was a clear sky and a full moon ( something compelled me to go outside under that full moon )



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?

Originally Posted by stoney

Are we talking digi SLR or film?

Digital SLR.

Canon EOS 20D.

Mitch

Amazing shots for a suposed 'budget' camera. Praise is due indeed.

Gorgeous. Love it.

PM'd you amarko5.