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Old 28-07-2018, 09:08 AM
RyanJones
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Originally Posted by Mandalore View Post
Hey Guys I still have the same problem!
I can use live view on my camera, but it is too dim. I can't really make out anything except for planets, moon and brightest stars.
I was taking photos of lunar eclipse this morning. Couldn’t see the blood moon through live view! I had to hope for the best with my finder scope.
Am I doing something wrong?

Here’s a photo of the eclipse
No Tom, you're not doing anything wrong. What you are experiencing is normal at least in my experience. You may find if you take the shot then look at the pic in the screen and zoom in you may pic up more detail but that's as good as it gets. When you start taking deep space photos, you have to find ways around not being able to " see " what you're taking photos of. Refer to my previous post........

Make sure you're focusing properly, faint objects will disappear when you are even mildly out of focus.

Don't give up or get disheartened, it's not easy but it's worth it !

Last edited by RyanJones; 28-07-2018 at 09:12 AM. Reason: Forgot to add
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