May 01, 2017 16:56 | #1 Jupiter tonight but minus the moons due to the exposure.  Image hosted by forum (853488) © Pagman [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff.
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May 05, 2017 18:38 | #2 I find it amazing that something about 350,000,000 miles away can be seen with a 300mm lens R6, 6D, Canon 10-22 (modified for full frame) 28-135 IS, RF 35 1.8 Macro, RF 50 1.8, RF 85 2.0, RF 24-105, RF 100-400, Tamron 70-200 2.8 VC & 100-400 VC, Voigtlander 40 2.0 II, Fuji X-E3, 7Artisans 25 1.8 Fuji X, Meike 35 1.7 Fuji X, and a bunch of FD/FL glass.
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andicus Senior Member 313 posts Likes: 140 Joined Aug 2009 More info | May 05, 2017 19:31 | #3 jgoetz4 wrote in post #18347406  I find it amazing that something about 350,000,000 miles away can be seen with a 300mm lens  Or the naked eye!
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May 05, 2017 20:18 | #4 jgoetz4 wrote in post #18347406 I find it amazing that something about 350,000,000 miles away can be seen with a 300mm lens 300mm on a crop body = 450mm then added in camera 1/3 crop making it 600mm fov eqv.
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Tareq "I am very lazy, a normal consumer"  More info | May 10, 2017 15:05 | #5 Pagman wrote in post #18347463 300mm on a crop body = 450mm then added in camera 1/3 crop making it 600mm fov eqv. You would be supprised - then cropped in post Heavily  P. I did that before, the result was so bad Galleries:
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