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Thanks James. EXIF says 1/250 at f/32 and ISO1600. Was the 70-200 and 2x TC on the 70D, which is a cropped sensor.
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not even the light of the moon could make it thourgh the thick blanket of clouds
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Very impressive. I got some shots with a 500mm, but there was some haze - no comparison with this.
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we had wall to wall cloud cover feckgrumblefeckinmiserygrumblefeckettyfeck
i had been looking forward to the supermoon...and the the next night.....clear skies.it's all Donald Trump's fault.
i had been looking forward to the supermoon...and the the next night.....clear skies.it's all Donald Trump's fault.
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I forgot about it, so I went out the next night and took a photo.
This is with an early autofocus lens - Vivitar Series 1 200mm in Nikon F mount attached to my Sony NEX-7.
Yes, I cropped it. By the way, the autofocus sometimes works when mounted to the NEX-7. I manually focused this one. Infinity was the correct distance setting.
This is with an early autofocus lens - Vivitar Series 1 200mm in Nikon F mount attached to my Sony NEX-7.
Yes, I cropped it. By the way, the autofocus sometimes works when mounted to the NEX-7. I manually focused this one. Infinity was the correct distance setting.
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Wonderful moon shots!
Here, the weather has been cloudy and foggy, like this, for days. No moon to be seen:
Here, the weather has been cloudy and foggy, like this, for days. No moon to be seen:
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We had the super-moon, but it was things closer to earth that were focussing attention. Torrential rain on the Saturday, Mag 7.8 earthquake that lasted 2 minutes (!) midnight Monday, followed by 130kmh winds and a month's worth a rain on the Tuesday, a brief respite Wednesday then 110km/h southerlies.....
Still, we've got some new land now at the top of the South Island, as it has risen up 2 metres or so along the coast in places, and the sea bed has come up 3 to 5 metres in places. Oh, and the South Island is 2 metres closer to Wellington now
Some of the sea life, like the crayfish and paua (abalone) are none too pleased, as they've found themselves on dry land.
I think someone blamed the super-moon somewhere.
Mother nature and her awesome power on full display.
Still, we've got some new land now at the top of the South Island, as it has risen up 2 metres or so along the coast in places, and the sea bed has come up 3 to 5 metres in places. Oh, and the South Island is 2 metres closer to Wellington now
Some of the sea life, like the crayfish and paua (abalone) are none too pleased, as they've found themselves on dry land.I think someone blamed the super-moon somewhere.
Mother nature and her awesome power on full display.
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PC, I read about the earthquake, but not all the rest. What a week!
Hope that there were no bad consequences for you and your family.
Hope that there were no bad consequences for you and your family.
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