Moon Shots!
I know this has been done before but I couldn't resist...
This is my 70-200 F4L on the T2i in video crop mode meaning the fully zoomed in one is a 1400mm equivalent! |
Wow... Now I have never been able to successfully get a shot of the moon with my D40. Is there something that you are doing here that allows you to be able to see the moon so vividly? I will be an owner of a T2i soon so how did you do it on there?
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Remember that what you're seeing when you look at the moon is reflected sunlight,
so you'll need to expose as if you're shooting in broad daylight (which you are). |
yeah..it was a bit weird, I ended up on F/4 iso800 with the shutter at 3200. The L glass on a tripod I think is the real secret. Plus I'm in AZ where the sky is extremely clear. (at least where I am!)
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Yeah thats what I assumed was that your living location was partly do to the clarity haha. I however live in Southern Indiana though we did have a full moon the other night that was quite vivid.
Isn't there a time when the moon is significan'tly closer to the earth making it look enormous? |
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Awesome! Tried shooting the moon the other night... with poor results. Great idea using the crop mode.
...And Chris, thanks for the tip about color temp - you'd never think to set it for broad day light. john |
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