Lunar collage

[Paul Haese]

I have put together a collage of the lunar eclipse

Click here for large resolution image.

[Nico13 (Ken)]

Good one Paul,
The high res shot is definitely worth a look.

[h0ughy (David)]

very clear and crisp Paul - glad someone got good skies for it

[John W (John Wilkinson)]

Hi Paul,
Nice pics. Any details on what equip/ settings you used?
Thanks,
John W

[RB (Andrew)]

Excellent.
Glad you guys had good weather.

RB

[Paul Haese]

Thanks guys for commenting.

Originally Posted by John W

Hi Paul,
Nice pics. Any details on what equip/ settings you used?
Thanks,
John W

Hi John, used a Takahashi TSA102 with a Canon 5D Mark III ( I won the camera last year for first prize of the David Malin Awards). I think for the partial phase on ingress the frames were ISO 400 at 1/2000 of a second. On egress, ISO 400 at 1/1250 of a second. Totality was two frames blended via layer mask. Both at ISO 400, one at 1/1200 for the bright part and one at 4 seconds.

Sharpening and processing in Photoshop CS6.

[gregbradley]

Nice images Paul.

How is it its called totality yet there is still a bight edge to the moon? Was it not truly a total eclipse? This threw me off a bit on the night as I kept expecting it to go completely dark.

On a side note it was a cool effect that the Milky Way became very clear just like on a no moon night.

Greg.

[Paul Haese]

Originally Posted by gregbradley

Nice images Paul.

How is it its called totality yet there is still a bight edge to the moon? Was it not truly a total eclipse? This threw me off a bit on the night as I kept expecting it to go completely dark.

On a side note it was a cool effect that the Milky Way became very clear just like on a no moon night.

Greg.

It looked like a total to me but with a very thin lighter rim near the bottom of the moon. The moon appeared as a deep orange and the sky was indeed like a new moon night.

[multiweb (Marc)]

Nice one. looks like totality barely made it on the limb.

[SkyViking (Rolf)]

Nice collage Paul, it was a beautiful eclipse!

[ChrisM]

A pleasing result Paul.

Chris