ASTRO:I got a Luna shot :)

From tonight Dec.5th 2006 full moon.






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G.

Looks a bit past full. Nice contrast. I got a film shot like that,
lost to an ice storm, that was taken on High Speed Copy film (preceded
2415) developed in a lye based developer. Things are much simpler today
but even then it is not easy to get that contrast with a near full moon.
My moon has been eclipsed by light snow the last few days.

Rick


G wrote:
From tonight Dec.5th 2006 full moon.

Me too :-)




"G" skrev i en meddelelse
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From tonight Dec.5th 2006 full moon.






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and i took this one too


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From tonight Dec.5th 2006 full moon.


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Well all I used was my tripod and camera. Canon S2 SI 3.2 sec. exposure F-8.

My wife has one of those cameras, if you mean Cannon S2 IS for taking
pictures of her quilt work. I never expected it to work for astro stuff
and never gave it a second glance. I'll have to look into that, if it
ever stops snowing.

Rick


G wrote:
Well all I used was my tripod and camera. Canon S2 SI 3.2 sec. exposure F-8.

Yeah that's the one. Just got my name a little backwards. It works okay....

In article , Starman
wrote:
and i took this one too

The wife was saying that she'd seen a lovely Moon-bow last
night, while walking down from the bus-stop through "Mugger's Alley". I
think she'll be wanting to upgrade her phone for a camera phone before
too much longer.
Hmm, have to think about the implications of that. I'm not
terribly happy with the size or handling of my camera phone, but the
contract doesn't complete until May or so.

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Aidan Karley, FGS
Aberdeen, Scotland
Written at Thu, 07 Dec 2006 08:05 GMT, but posted later.

Well I took this without a tripod so there!

On Tue, 05 Dec 2006 18:33:16 -0600, Rick Johnson
wrote:

My wife has one of those cameras, if you mean Cannon S2 IS for taking
pictures of her quilt work. I never expected it to work for astro stuff
and never gave it a second glance. I'll have to look into that, if it
ever stops snowing.

Rick


G wrote:
Well all I used was my tripod and camera. Canon S2 SI 3.2 sec. exposure F-8.


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Why isn't 11 pronounced onety one?

yenc = yuck...