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    Default Re: Full moon part #3

    Roger,

    If you are going to try for a landscape sceeen I would suggest taking it around dusk. To catch the moon you need a pretty fast exposure, around 1/50 -1/120 second. if you want it darker just underexpose the shot.
    My 1000mm fills about 3/4 frame. So your 200mm will probably grab about 1/8 to 1/4 frame. You can pick up a manual lens pretty cheap. I paid $100 for mine new. If you look around you could probably grab a used one for much less. Then you just need an adapter for your camera body (about $10).

    It is much easier to use a tripod and a cable release if you have one. If you lens is long enough that you need to mount it to the tripod then try a cable release and timed exposure to minimise camera shake when the mirror flips up.

    The moon is still up and I was thinking of trying a daylight moon shot just to see what I can get.
    Last edited by raynerj1; 24 August 2008 at 05:38 PM.
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