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Originally Posted by [1ponders]
I've got one too.
4. use a faster exposure. Is it still too bright at 1/1000 of a sec? You've still got a few up your sleeve after that. (Or use an aperture mask  ) |
Thanks for the link. Also Alex's link looks interesting. As far as the moon is concerned i tried using a moon filter, this is my second nights shot, the first nights was very very very overexposed. Tuc47 is certainly correct, focusing is a pain in the ..., and very difficult through the 300D viewfinder
I may look at connecting up a lappy to help focus. Still its all fun and gives something to do in Sydney where the sky is so bright. Makes one appreciate the simple pleasure of a dark sky site and just looking
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Thanks everyone for all your help.