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Old 03-03-07, 22:01
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Nice one Christine.

As they say better late than never. Stevie just found this link http://www.universetoday.com/wp-cont...228eclipse.jpg

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That has me confused, have they got the times the wrong way round.
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The red colour should be best during totality - between about 10:45pm and midnight - but will start to become noticeable as it gets more and more eclipsed
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Just taken this at 22.17
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I am finding as the moon has got darker and having to give slower and slower shutter speed I can't get a clear image.
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Taken at 1600 ISO 5.6 0.80s
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taken at 400 ISO f6.3 2 seconds


I am interested in what the 2 bright spots are.
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Anything over 1 sec and you get movement of the moon, so it's not easy
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Great images guys.

I am out of it now as the X is not noise friendly at high ISO, so I am on 105mm f2.5 as my fastest long lens.

Nowhere near what you are doing but I'll put it up anyway.

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taken at 400 ISO f6.3 2 seconds

I am interested in what the 2 bright spots are.
Rob, The bright spots are star trails as you track the moon. Amazed at a 2 sec exposure.

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