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Saturday, October 15, 2005
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Reposted yet again for Best of Half Nekkid Thursday 2005. This was an easy choice given that my only other entry was a nasty looking post-IV...
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For Half Nekkid Thursday And fear not, Gentle Viewers, this will not be a blog you must avoid on Thursdays because I'm only doing this o...
Take five... Very cleaver idea...
ReplyDeleteGreat pic! How do you get a decent shot of the moon? I have a Canon S2IS and I cannot seem to get a good shot of the moon. It seems I lose light when I zoom in. Do you use an external flash? If you have an idea for me to get a good shot, please let me know, as I'd much appreciate it. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteGreat "five" idea. Very creative.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. How do you get such good moon pics? Mine always turn out as little far-away dots of lite.
ReplyDeleteToo late, I already saw it. By the way, how did you take this, once again?
ReplyDeleteowen: I am! Thanks!
ReplyDeletemerlinpricess: It was a little hard on the Beaver. (Email me for a translation)
wendy: You got the right tool. Zoom zoom zoom and use a tripod and f8 at 1/1600. Although it's set in darkness the moon is amazingly bright. Moon filters cut out 85% of visible light. Your on camera meter will be fooled by the darkness isn't thinking it's dark out. (Stupid camera) External flash? I think there are top secret US Govt Regulation concerning flashes able to light the moon. I got into enough trouble using my laser pointer to illuminate airplane cockpits. (Dear Feds, I'm joking. I don't have one of those kick ass Laser pointers)
rw: I would have used it for Six but I ran out of room.
jmd: You have 2 options. Either get a BIG zoom or get very close to the moon.
bassett: I AIN'T TELLING! ;)