2/3 moon
morrisphotography2003
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Ok I am trying to get used to my new glass, phoenix 650-1300 w/ 2x adaptor. So I decided to take it out for a little moon shooting to see how it handles, and I liked what I got so here it is.
ISO 200
Ex. time 0.01s (1/100)
Focal length (just about 1600mm)
yes this was taken with the use of my tripod and needed very minor cropping with minimal curves adj.
Enjoy and tell me what you think - Bob
ISO 200
Ex. time 0.01s (1/100)
Focal length (just about 1600mm)
yes this was taken with the use of my tripod and needed very minor cropping with minimal curves adj.
Enjoy and tell me what you think - Bob
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I'm waiting for the full moon too so I can point my new toy at it
http://philu.smugmug.com
Sized-down for the web.
Might be my best ever, now that I think about it.
Link to my Smugmug site
If you don't mind sharing - what were the other shot parameters (iso, f/stop, speed)? What kind of post did you apply?
Thanks!
PS
Man, I need that TC...
-joel
Link to my Smugmug site
Thanks for the info!
You got me confused: I thought TC1.4 provides for AF to work fine. Or is it because you pushed it to f/11 and AF with TC works only under f/8 or smth like that?
Withing the same lines: any particular reason why "f/11 1/30s" and not, say, "f/5.6 1/120s"?
You lose a stop with the TC, so f8 is wide open. I tried both f8 and f11, and f11 definitely seemed to give better results. Makes sense I guess. Most lenses don't perform at their best wide open.
-joel
Link to my Smugmug site
Thank you very much for the details. I never heard of taping pins on TC/lens before. But since I remember something about AF working on TC only *below* f/8 it kinda all fals in one bucket, one way or another..
And yes, since f/8 becomes wide open, it does make perfect sense to stop it down to f/11...
Darn, I was so counting AF would work on TC1.4 + 100-400 combo.. TC is on my short list of things to get.
Thanks again!
Found some interesting readings on FM:
http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic2/298899
http://www.fredmiranda.com/TipsPage/
HTH