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12/09/2004 05:27:50 PM · #1 |
| I have a D70 and I'm still learning alot about photography and the camera itself. Where I live I can get great shots of the moon but I'm not sure just how too? My biggest lens is 70-300mm. Can anyone give me some tips??? |
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12/09/2004 05:31:51 PM · #2 |
ISO 200, handheld 300mm almost maxed, not all the way.
Full moon on F7.1-F10 any where from 1/500 to 1/800+
Don't be thinking that you should max your light intake. Remember, the Moon is a reflection of the Sun. Even a short extended time 'staring' at it will simply burn your shot from any detail.
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12/09/2004 05:34:29 PM · #3 |
Try perusing this page as well for some good how-to info...
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12/09/2004 06:27:03 PM · #4 |
On a tripod, at 10x zoom and 1.6x teleconverter (total about 610mm) 1/40 second shutter, 5.6 aperture, ISO 50, manual focus out to infinity.
Play with it a little and you will get it. Tripod is a must, any movement kills the shot. Partial moons are much easier to shoot.
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