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rcroning
D700 Rocks
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Amazing video!!!

Enjoy!!!
»apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap130130.html


Coma
Thanks Steve
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Way cool . . .

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jaykaykay
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Spectacular. Would love to be able to do something like this. Fortunately, I do get a great view of the rising moon from my backyard, but I would love to be able to shoot it like this.



Wyattx17
Wyatt
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Stockton, CA

reply to rcroning
I wonder what kind of lens they were using. I would love to do that...



rcroning
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reply to rcroning
According to his website he used a Canon 1D MkIV and a Canon 500mm lens with a 2X converter.



badd
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reply to rcroning
Nice find thank you for posting.
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depthinf

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the old rule of thumb for fullframe n film cameras was that the sun or moon with a 2400 mm lens would fill the 24 mm dimension of a 24 x36 full frame.

so a 1200 mm lens would fill half the frame. etc.

sensors smaller than fullframe fill with smaller focal lengths.

it.s a challenge to get both infinite far and near in focus. so expect to be using f22 f32 f45 f64 etc



Pistolpete
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reply to rcroning
Awesome find.Thank you.


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