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Don Hoey 27-04-07 21:42

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Keeping the thread going while I wait for my 1.4 converter.

Two pics of this evenings moon. One with 400mm and the other with 400 plus 2x converter.

Don

Canis Vulpes 28-04-07 08:07

Nice sharp pics Don.

I too saw the moon last night but it was softened by poor visibility, hoping for clear skies.

Don Hoey 28-04-07 09:15

I have to sneak them in when I can as I'll never compete with the razor blade sharpness of your 300 and tc. :p :) Still it provides me with a challenge. ;)

Hoping for great things from the Kenco 1.4 when I get it. TC 201 only really works fairly well on near subjects with the 400.

Jonathans link has also got me going.

Don

Saphire 22-05-07 23:07

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Saturn is very close to the moon and I have just managed to get a shot.

Dave Smith 22-05-07 23:29

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Originally Posted by Saphire (Post 20415)
Saturn is very close to the moon and I have just managed to get a shot.

Excellent stuff. Earlier in the evening the Moon passes right across Saturn.

Dave

Don Hoey 23-05-07 10:02

Well done Christine. I only managed 4 frames in between the clouds, one posted in the Astro thread.

Don

Saphire 23-05-07 10:11

Thanks Dave, Don you have the best photo, its really close to the moon.

Don Hoey 23-05-07 10:20

Clouds drove me mad as after the posted shot I thought I would add the 2x Nikon converter to the new Kenko's ( a touch of Sassan here ) to give a focal length of 2240mm. But by the time the clouds had moved, so had Saturn, so I could not get them both in shot. :(

Don

Don Hoey 31-05-07 22:49

Full moon tomorrow and another on the 30th. Stevie has just advised that that will be a ' blue moon ' . Not literally, but apparently two full moons in one month is rare enough to generate the expression - Once In A Blue Moon.

Don

sassan 31-05-07 23:39

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Originally Posted by Don Hoey (Post 20669)
Full moon tomorrow and another on the 30th. Stevie has just advised that that will be a ' blue moon ' . Not literally, but apparently two full moons in one month is rare enough to generate the expression - Once In A Blue Moon.

Don



Don you gave it for free. I was going to ask a queeze as to what a blue moon means.
Well hope to see some pictures from all over the world of this blue moon.


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