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- Spitfire - 11-Mar-2007
Caroline, That isn`t the moon, it`s a star [
]. You have to scroll slightly upwards and then to the right to see the moon. I didn`t resize the original photo downwards as the moon would not have looked so effective.
- noel - 11-Mar-2007
Try it via this link
http://members.leylandtown.info/jim/web/2007_0303Moon0011AA.JPG
- Spitfire - 11-Mar-2007
Thanks Noel.
- noel - 11-Mar-2007
That's OK, glad to help. What camera settings did you use Jim?
- Martin - 12-Mar-2007
I haven't plugged this website for a very long time [
]http://www.rathergood.com/moon_song/
- noel - 12-Mar-2007
Great tune and words Martin. [
]
- Spitfire - 12-Mar-2007
Noel, I posted an answer to your question but where did it go to ??????????? I`m no expert on camera settings so I simply set it at `Night Mode` and snapped away. I was quite pleased with the outcome as it was my first attempt at night photography. I think the exposure was two seconds - but I`m guessing here.
- noel - 13-Mar-2007
2 seconds, so I guess you used a tripod then Jim? And some zoom as well unless you are a lot closer to the moon than we are in Lostock Hall.[:p]
- LDunlop76 - 14-Mar-2007
quote:
Originally posted by noel
unless you are a lot closer to the moon than we are in Lostock Hall.
Well, he's quite a bit taller than me....... but then that's not saying much! [:o)]
- Caroline - 23-Mar-2007
Judging from his model-making malarkies, he HAS got a steady hand , tho'....