moon shot (1 Viewer)

[freelanderuk]

here's a moon shot from last week just before the full moon , shot with a canon 600D and a sigma 120-400mm lens


Nearly a full moon by freelanderuk, on Flickr

 

[WynandJean]

Wow, that's amazing. I wish I could take photos like that
Wyn

 

[acting_strange]

Beautiful shot...crisp...well done :thumb::thumb:

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[buttons]

Amazing picture, if you pan into the [FONT=&quot]Sea of Tranquillity you can just see the flag that Buzz and Neil left there all those years ago.:thumb:[/FONT]

 

[Pikey Pete]

Amazing picture, if you pan into the [FONT=&quot]Sea of Tranquillity you can just see the flag that Buzz and Neil left there all those years ago.:thumb:[/FONT]

Don't know about that, but I've just spotted Alan Shepherds lost golf ball


Pete:Cool:

 

[Grapey7]

Stunning

Absolutely stunnig that is, wish I could take photos like this. Just realised I havent sat and watched the sky in a long time,used to love doing that as a kid. Dont help Im cooped up in a block of flats and misty city centre...

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[dellwood33]

Smashing shot :thumb:- What shutter speed & F Stop ?

 

[freelanderuk]

Thanks for comments
Cannon 600d
Sigma 120-400
Exposure 1/40
Aperture 18.0
Focal length 400mm
iso 200
Taken 28/07/12 at 21.14pm

 

[slobadoberbob]

good picture

good picture

Bob

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[mid4did]

Brilliant picture

I know how difficult this shot is,tried it several times with the Nikon,got to RTFM. more.reminds me of the time we convinced our sister that on a clear sky you could see the remnants of the moon landing with binoculars:

 

[pappajohn]

Amazing picture, if you pan into the [FONT=&quot]Sea of Tranquillity you can just see the flag that Buzz and Neil left there all those years ago.:thumb:[/FONT]

yer 'aving a larf Buttons....

being as the moon is 3475km across, give or take a couple, and the flag was around 1000cm x 900cm, i dont think you'd be able to see it with a telescope oh: