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9th of April 2006 (Sun)
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Daytime Moon
I was out around 6pm today and noticed the moon was out, so I was inspired to attempt my first moon shot. It was shot ISO 100 f/6.3 and 1/400 sec. I used my 100-400 at 400mm. The first thing I have learned with this shoot was that I need a stronger tripod, the slightest bit of wind and everything was shaking.
Well enjoy and please feel free to give me any other pointers. 
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9th of April 2006 (Sun)
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Re: Daytime Moon
Very nice Kinger. I think you could improve the picture by increasing contrast and altering the white balance. I think it needs a little more "pop."
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10th of April 2006 (Mon)
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Re: Daytime Moon
I think it's a great first go! (Geez.. you should see some of mine! LOL)
Well done, Donna |
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