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Old 19-03-2013, 06:32 PM
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Originally Posted by astronobob View Post
Thats a mighty fine photo Greg, dig the datail in the milkybar too, , Exceptional composition, Top Show !
Cheers Bob. Thanks for your compliments.

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Originally Posted by ourkind View Post
Very nice shot Greg
Thank you for you compliment.

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Originally Posted by Ross G View Post
Great looking widefield photo Greg.

The D800E is proving itself an outstanding astro camera.

Ross.
Thanks Ross!
It is an amazing camera. It has relatively reasonable Ha response as well. Not as good as a modded camera but better than I expected.

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Originally Posted by mbaddah View Post
Wonderful image! What focal length was this imaged at?
This was 70mm using the wonderful Nikon 24-70 F2.8 ED lens which is one of their pro lenses. I use it a lot. It has superior coatings and gives a fantastic rendering to images. Its almost as good as a prime.
What I am also now discovering is it has really low chromatic aberrations compared to other lenses. There are 3 main Nikon pro lenses often regarded as the holy trinity - the 14-24mm F2.8, the 24-70 F2.8 and the 70-200mm F2.8ED. Canon has excellent equivalents except for the 14-24 at this stage although I read that they were developing one which is exciting for Canon owners. There are adapters that let you use Nikon lenses on Canon cameras so its no problem that way. I have one. Its made by Novoflex. A bit expensive but very well made.

Greg
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