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davewaldo
23-04-2007, 05:10 PM
Hi Everyone,
This was my first pic through my 10" Dob. This was mainly an experiment to check if I could obtain good focus since my recent mods. But I like the result. :)
This image is a comp of two exposures one overall and one for the Earth-shine. Balanced and blended in PS. The blend is a bit dodgy.
Canon 20D prime focus @ 1/125 @ ISO100 & 1/2 @ ISO800.
Any comments / criticisms welcome.
Cheers,
Dave.
I like it. Nice overall effect:)
Although the earthshine 'side' looks a little grainy.
Good work:thumbsup:
iceman
23-04-2007, 06:42 PM
Very nice! I like it a lot, very moody!
davewaldo
23-04-2007, 06:45 PM
Thanks guys!
yeah the dark side is a bit grainy, I under exposed it by mistake and then the moon was lost behind clouds so I couldn't ty again. I will have to give it another try another night.
Would stacking help at all? I would imagine the moon would move too much through frame for stacking, or am I wrong?
Yeah, unless you have a 1D with 8.5+FPS, it wont do you very well in registax. I've been trying to keep align point with tracking, and it never works.
29 Moon JPEG's, no success.
Dennis
24-04-2007, 05:38 AM
Excellent image - I like the composite very much.
Cheers
Dennis
iceman
24-04-2007, 05:59 AM
Stacking will work fine, it just depends on your images and how you try and register them.
davewaldo
24-04-2007, 09:27 AM
Thankyou everyone.:)
My other concern with multiple shots is the possibility that the click click click of the motor drive would vibrate the scope way too much. At the moment I am locking up the mirror, then using a cable release I press the shutter which goes off after a 2 sec delay. This removes vibration completly. But I think at 5fps I would be luck to get a sharp shot.:confuse3:
Thanks again!
Dave.
bluescope
25-04-2007, 05:22 PM
Camera shake would be a problem, better to keep using mirror lockup and cable or remote release IMO !
Cheers :thumbsup:
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