You don't need a telescope

ok first post and first attempt to photo the moon. taken with t2i 1/125 @250mm

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Here's my shoot at the moon. When there was sundarkness a couple of months ago. You can't really capture any detials in the moon as the sun, well, lit up the moon pretty much

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M.Quick wrote in post #12015616
Here's my shoot at the moon. When there was sundarkness a couple of months ago. You can't really capture any detials in the moon as the sun, well, lit up the moon pretty much

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/m_quick/5332188​081/
IMG_6356_2 by M. Quick, on Flickr

Wow, that's ethereal for sure!

f2.8, 1/15 @2500, 24-70, at 24mm 7D

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Todd Lambert wrote in post #12018716
Wow, that's ethereal for sure!

Thanks man
I guess that's a good thing!

Wow. There are some amazing shots in this thread.
Here is a snapshot of last nights moon. 5DmkII with 100-400L handheld. ISO 200 s/s 1/200 f5.6.
Thanks for looking.

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Hello Guys.My name is daniel i`m new on this forum but i must Say WOW this pictures are sick.I have a canon 400D whit 2 lens 18-55 and 55-200.If anyone can explain me or give me some tutorials to do some pictures like this i`l be verry grateful.After i see this pictures yestarday after i get home from work i try to take some shots of the moon but i get .. This

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Daniel, Welcome to the forum.
There's nothing wrong with that. It's in focus, well exposed and doesn't show signs of camera movement. Well done.
Best way to learn is to have a look through the posts and try an duplicate what others have done with similar equipment.

Steve.

zeussbdc wrote in post #12029876
Hello Guys.My name is daniel i`m new on this forum but i must Say WOW this pictures are sick.I have a canon 400D whit 2 lens 18-55 and 55-200.If anyone can explain me or give me some tutorials to do some pictures like this i`l be verry grateful.After i see this pictures yestarday after i get home from work i try to take some shots of the moon but i get .. This

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I can't see anything wrong with the picture either. Do you imply that your moon is too small ? If yes, then people shooting the moon usually crop their pictures (simply cutting away the black sky around the moon on the computer hehe).

Does this count? lol. Single exposure. 20s @ ISO1600. Canon 40D 17mm f/2.8

^^^
I like that! Did you use a flash to light up the trees?

phydoux wrote in post #12038540
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I like that! Did you use a flash to light up the trees?

haha, no. Is was quite a happy accident actually. I was helping out with an indie film crew and they left on one of the set lights pointed at the house. The diffused light reflecting onto the tree was just low enough that it didn't blow out during the capture.

SteveInNZ wrote in post #12032847
Daniel, Welcome to the forum.
There's nothing wrong with that. It's in focus, well exposed and doesn't show signs of camera movement. Well done.
Best way to learn is to have a look through the posts and try an duplicate what others have done with similar equipment.

Steve.

thx alot frend what u say mean alot to me

Wow there is some cool shots in this thread! Inspiring!