Full Moon

Once I saw that my EOS 300D could easily be mounted on my father's telescope, I immediately had to get one of those T2 adaptors... This image of the full is among the first pictures I took with this equipment.

When shooting the moon at 2000mm focal length with a crop factor of 1.6 it gets too large for fitting on one single frame. This image, hence, is a mosaic stitched out of 3 exposures. I had to active the mirror lockup function since the vibration caused by the flipping mirror is quite visible at this focal length.

Image added on Mon, August 10th 2009, 1:03PM

EXIF Information

Camera Model:   Canon EOS 300D DIGITAL
Lens: Celestron C8
Add. Equipment: (HUGE!) Tripod
Focal Length: 2000mm (x1.6 = 3200mm)
Shutter Speed: 1/250s
Aperture: f/8.0
ISO Speed: ISO100
Date & Time: Sat, September 17th 2005, 11:13PM

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Mayra on Sun, 7th of August 2011, 11:56PM:
Peter, wann machst Du Deine erste Ausstellung?

 





 
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