Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: chesty on June 15, 2003, 01:19:54 am
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I took this from my community park tonight with the Canon 10D, 300mmf2.8 with doubler. The actual fstop I used is 6.3 at 1/10 of a second and asa 100. Next time I am going to try asa 400 and f5.6
I wish I had a straight 600mm. All lenses are Canon.
I also am considering a Meade schmidt Newtonian at f4. There are several tecniques for astrophotography to be used with a telescope.
I waited two hours for the moon to come up. I had more closer to the horizon, but atmospheric disturbances made the focus too soft as well as the exposure ended up being too short. Next time I will use asa 400.
(http://www.cronusengineering.com/cronuswarp/images/WEB_IMAGES/CRW_0986_RT16_A_18X12.jpg)