Sigh, someday I'll have a camera as good as yours. Your photo is so great it makes mine look downright ill...ciao
Pretty!! Did you use a telescope to capture this?
That's gorgeous! Great shot. They said the eclipse would be at its best at something like 4:26 a.m. this morning and I *was* going to get up to take a look, but I forgot to set my alarm and snored right through it. :-)
GORGEOUS SHOT!
I was outside here in Toronto last night, also taking photos of the eclipse...Cheers,Mungo
WOW! Really great shot, ET!
Amazing shot, well done, ET!!
WOW - that's amazing! It was too cloudy here to see, but your picture made up for it. What camera do you have?
Hi tina - the camera doesn't matter really. What you need is a great tripod, self timer or remote so you don't touch the camera.Then you need a good close up lens - 300mm or moreI personally used a Nikon D70 for this shot, not a great camera but works fine.And the experience and know how on the which modes to use.This was taken at less than 1 sec manual, F4.0 (I think)
Sigh, someday I'll have a camera as good as yours. Your photo is so great it makes mine look downright ill...ciao
ReplyDeletePretty!! Did you use a telescope to capture this?
ReplyDeleteThat's gorgeous! Great shot. They said the eclipse would be at its best at something like 4:26 a.m. this morning and I *was* going to get up to take a look, but I forgot to set my alarm and snored right through it. :-)
ReplyDeleteGORGEOUS SHOT!
ReplyDeleteI was outside here in Toronto last night, also taking photos of the eclipse...
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Mungo
WOW! Really great shot, ET!
ReplyDeleteAmazing shot, well done, ET!!
ReplyDeleteWOW - that's amazing! It was too cloudy here to see, but your picture made up for it. What camera do you have?
ReplyDeleteHi tina - the camera doesn't matter really. What you need is a great tripod, self timer or remote so you don't touch the camera.
ReplyDeleteThen you need a good close up lens - 300mm or more
I personally used a Nikon D70 for this shot, not a great camera but works fine.
And the experience and know how on the which modes to use.
This was taken at less than 1 sec manual, F4.0 (I think)