There is going to be a rare lunar eclipse tommorow night in Australian that I would like to photograph.
I have a location picked out - a look out tower with a clear view to distant mountains that the moon will rise over.
I will be shooting with a 5D and 400mm F2.8L with a 2 X Extender for 800mm.
I would love to advice, F Stop settings etc. on how to get the best images.
Ta.
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I completely bodged shooting the UK eclips a while ago (D200 600F4 doubler)
It was well dark.
High ISO used = too much noise and (unless it was camera shake) the
MOON MOVES quite fast - fast enough to blur in say a 10s exposure wich ruled out low ISO
I think astro geeks use some sort of tracking thing that follows the movement therefore enabling long exposures
If it was camera shake - that is suprising - I used 2 tripods
The moon was high and small very arkward even to find with two tripods
Good luck - you will need it !
SMM